An opinion piece discusses the deeply entrenched 'baby-killer' blood libel, noting that a recent UNICEF-led report revealed the extent of lies and hypocrisy surrounding the issue.

New findings from UNICEF are prompting fresh scrutiny of claims regarding famine in Gaza. The US State Department stated that the data 'completely shatters' allegations that Israel deliberately starved civilians.

A new report indicates that 3.5 million children in Southwest Nigeria and Edo State are 'invisible' due to a lack of birth registration. UNICEF emphasizes that birth registration is the first fundamental right of every child.

Sybiha has condemned UNICEF after the agency reportedly failed to hold Russia accountable for the deaths of Ukrainian civilians.

UNICEF announced that at least 300 children have been killed in Gaza over the past 300 days, averaging one child per day, as civilians continue to face intense military attacks.

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Bayelsa State, in collaboration with UNICEF and a local church, has launched a N280 million project aimed at combating child malnutrition. This initiative seeks to address the critical issue of food insecurity and health among children in the region.

Seven rural primary health facilities in Chabahar, Iran, have been equipped with hybrid solar power systems. The project was funded by the Government of the Republic of Korea and UNICEF, in cooperation with the Ministry of Health.

CODE and UNICEF have launched the STRACE project in Sokoto, Nigeria, to reduce the number of zero-dose children by improving routine immunization through a social accountability approach.

UNICEF reveals that two in five young Nigerian women are married before the age of 18, highlighting the urgent need for stronger child protection interventions to combat child marriage.

UNICEF has praised Mozambique as a model for water financing, noting that the country's adopted mechanism has successfully increased household water connections and strengthened the sustainability of water services, even as 2.1 billion people globally lack access to safely managed drinking water.

A Russian strike has destroyed a UNICEF warehouse in the Kyiv region, containing humanitarian aid valued at $3.9 million intended for Ukrainian children and families.

UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell has commended Nigeria for successfully eradicating the wild polio virus and praised Sokoto State's efforts in child welfare.

A joint report by WHO and UNICEF estimates that 13.5 million children globally, including 679,000 in India, did not receive a single vaccine dose in their first year of life in 2025.

A joint report by WHO and UNICEF estimates that 13.5 million children, including 679,000 in India, did not receive a single vaccine dose in their first year of life in 2025.

The National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) in Ghana, in collaboration with UNICEF, has held a validation meeting for the draft Results Framework of the 'Resetting Ghana Agenda,' a national development policy planned for 2026–2029.

The Governor of Kano State, Nigeria, Abba Kabir Yusuf, welcomed Shafeeq Ur-Rehman, the newly appointed chief of UNICEF's Kano Field Office, to discuss strengthening partnerships on child welfare and protection.

UNICEF and Voli have partnered to support parents throughout Montenegro, emphasizing that children need parents who are growing, not perfect. This initiative aims to provide resources and encouragement for parental development.

An estimated 100,000 children in Lebanon are at risk of not returning to school, with 17 schools completely destroyed. UNICEF has emphasized the critical role of schools for children's well-being and mental health.

An exhibition titled 'UNICEF in Czechia, Czechia in UNICEF' is being held in České Budějovice, Czech Republic, to highlight UNICEF's 80 years of global work supporting children and the Czech contribution to the organization.

UNICEF, a leading global organization for children, is celebrating 80 years of operation worldwide and in Croatia with a special humanitarian concert scheduled for November 9, 2026, at the Vatroslav Lisinski Concert Hall in Zagreb.

Local tech group Latrine Doctors won the 2026 Hackathon on Safely Managed Sanitation, organized by UNICEF StartUp Lab in partnership with KOICA, MEST Africa, and Hopin Academy, for their climate-resilient sanitation solution.

The head of UNICEF in Ireland describes the severe humanitarian crisis in Sudan, highlighting the widespread conflict and depravity that has left the country's children in dire straits.

UNICEF has officially handed over two high-mobility pick-up trucks to Cameroon's Ministry of Public Health to bolster efforts in combating child malnutrition across the country.

The Osun State Government in Nigeria has dismissed a report claiming 297,000 out-of-school children, clarifying figures in collaboration with UNICEF.

UNICEF has expressed concern over child malnutrition, anemia, and stunting in Benue State, Nigeria, noting that only 6.4% of children consume a globally acceptable minimum diet and calling for state funding for nutrition interventions.

The Gombe state government and UNICEF have launched a N1 billion intervention, equally funded by both parties, to provide Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food for children suffering from severe acute malnutrition.

The Director of UNICEF in Serbia has emphasized the importance of shaping children's experiences and called for a ban on physical punishment of children, noting the rise of divisive and violent narratives.

UNICEF has once again ranked the Netherlands first for child well-being. A British parent raising a daughter in Amsterdam suggests the secret lies in a system that doesn't demand parental perfection.

Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal has received widespread commendation from UNICEF, the Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria (BON), and the Chief of Defence Staff for his leadership in primary healthcare, overall development, and 'uncommon' support for military operations against insecurity in the state.

The Niger State government in Nigeria has integrated 396 UNICEF/GAVI health workers into its civil service to enhance healthcare delivery and address manpower shortages.

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The WHO chief is heading to the Ebola-hit Democratic Republic of Congo as UNICEF airlifts emergency supplies and cases surge, with two Congolese nationals also testing positive in Uganda.

The company Voli, the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, the Institute for Schooling, and UNICEF are expanding the "My Values and Virtues" program to create safer schools for every child in Montenegro.

UNICEF has launched the campaign 'Even a little violence is too much - let's learn about parenting' in Croatia, highlighting that one in two children experienced physical punishment and 60% psychological punishment in the past year.

A UNICEF report reveals that one in five Polish teenagers would choose a different secondary school if they had access to transportation, with a quarter of students walking at least 15 minutes to a bus stop, underscoring transport exclusion as a waste of talent.

A new UNICEF report reveals that a country's wealth does not guarantee a happy childhood, good health, or quality education for children. The report highlights that too many factors still depend on other circumstances.

Viola Szlankó, UNICEF's child protection director, outlined urgent tasks for the new Hungarian government, emphasizing its moral and policy obligation to elevate child protection among social priorities.

UNICEF and Imo State are partnering to strengthen maternal and child nutrition, emphasizing that micronutrient supplementation for pregnant women leads to healthier pregnancies and stronger babies.

Nigeria faces a severe national emergency with 18.3 million children out of school, the highest figure globally. UNICEF highlights this as a major plague, particularly in states like Jigawa, Kano, and Katsina.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić and UNICEF Regional Director Regina De Dominicis discussed the importance of funding Montenegro's Action Plan for implementing the European Child Guarantee.

Thailand's Personal Data Protection Committee is accelerating efforts to strengthen children's rights in the digital age, collaborating with UNICEF amid growing concerns over AI's impact.

UNICEF reports that conditions for children in the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, are rapidly worsening, with at least one child killed weekly and schools and homes in ruins due to escalating military operations and settler attacks.

Kwara State and UNICEF have delivered relief materials and hygiene items to victims of insecurity residing at the Yikpata IDP camp in Edu Local Government Area.

UNICEF states that about 80 children currently live in residential institutions in Montenegro, including children with developmental disabilities and children living in unfavorable life circumstances.

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Approximately 8 million children in Sudan are currently out of school due to years of conflict, according to UNICEF. Efforts are underway to help these children catch up on their education, highlighting the devastating impact of war on the country's youth.

A joint report by UNICEF and the government has raised alarm, indicating that four out of ten children are exposed to lead, posing serious health and cognitive risks.

Nasarawa State is partnering with UNICEF to launch a polio vaccination campaign targeting over 1.5 million children, offering immunization and nutrition services.

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif met with a UNICEF delegation, reaffirming the country's commitment to child health and polio eradication. He stated Pakistan will continue to collaborate with international partners to improve child health outcomes.

UNICEF estimates that only 13% of children in Montenegro have received their first dose of the measles vaccine, highlighting a global issue where measles claims nearly 300 lives daily, mostly among young children.

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UNICEF has reported a concerning increase in child casualties in the Middle East, with over 220 children killed in Iran and 170 in Lebanon in the two months since US and Israeli military operations against Iran began. UNICEF's head called for an immediate and permanent ceasefire.

UNICEF global spokesperson James Elder discussed the dire situation in Lebanon, noting that critical infrastructure vital for children has been targeted, leaving Lebanese people feeling unsafe.

UNICEF and FCS have partnered to launch a new initiative aimed at empowering organizations led by youth and women, focusing on community development.

UNICEF has condemned the killing of two water truck drivers by Israel in Gaza, calling for an immediate investigation and warning that the incident disrupts vital aid for hundreds of thousands of people.

UNICEF reported that two of its civilian aid workers were killed by Israeli forces in Gaza. The agency stated that the workers were transporting water when the incident occurred.

UNICEF will transfer UAH 2.01 billion to Ukraine's Ministry of Social Policy to support vulnerable families in frontline regions throughout the winter.

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and UNICEF have partnered to provide free legal services for vulnerable children across Nigeria, aiming to ensure their access to justice regardless of their circumstances.

The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and UNICEF unveiled a N120 million strategic partnership to provide free legal services for juvenile offenders, with the Nigerian government pledging support and a review of the Child’s Rights Act.

Ukraine's Acting Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has accused UNICEF of creating a false equivalence between Russia and Ukraine in its reports concerning children killed and injured during the ongoing war.

UNICEF has reported that a child dies every day in Gaza, denouncing the ceasefire as 'failing children' and highlighting the large number of orphaned children as another consequence of the ongoing conflict.

A new UNICEF-coordinated nutrition survey indicates low levels of acute malnutrition among children in Gaza, prompting Israeli official Danon to state 'facts prevail over fiction'.

UNICEF and the Ghana Health Service have expanded a safety net intervention to 44 additional health facilities in Ghana's Central Region. Approximately 100 health service providers have been trained to strengthen support for pregnant adolescents.

UNICEF and WHO, with funding from South Korea, are assisting Iran's Ministry of Health in enhancing water, sanitation, and hygiene services within health facilities through the WASH FIT program.

UNICEF has reported that six out of ten Nigerian children experience some form of abuse, highlighting that child protection efforts should be judged by their impact on children’s lives rather than just the number of initiatives.

Brazilian footballer Endrick has been appointed as a UNICEF ambassador in Brazil. He will collaborate with UNICEF to advocate for and protect the rights of children and adolescents across the country.

The Benue State government in Nigeria has issued marching orders to contractors to accelerate the renovation of primary healthcare facilities, projects funded by the Global Fund through UNICEF aimed at improving maternal and child healthcare.

Gabriel Vockel, UNICEF's deputy country chief in Venezuela, recounts his experience during severe earthquakes, detailing hundreds of aftershocks, destroyed schools, and children who lost their parents.

UNICEF and Jigawa State have renewed their commitment to combat child poverty, with a focus on enhancing health, education, and nutrition for children within the state.

UNICEF's representative in Montenegro, Mikele Servadei, stated that young people should not only be users of artificial intelligence but also understand its functionality, particularly how to distinguish fiction from reality and verify information.

The World Health Organization and UNICEF have issued a warning that a funding gap could reverse progress made in immunisation coverage in poorer countries.

A UNICEF report indicates that nearly half of Afghan children under five suffer from stunted growth, with children under two being most affected, highlighting the severe risk of emaciation.

A senior official from the Israeli government organization responsible for occupied territories stated on Thursday that reports of a humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip are "highly misleading."

UNICEF has reported that more than 300 children have been killed or injured in the Sudan war over the past six months. This highlights the devastating impact of the conflict on the country's youth.

A delegation from UNICEF, WHO, and NADMO Headquarters visited the Keta Municipal Office to train personnel on field data collection and assess the local flood situation.

UNICEF Cameroon and the Nachtigal Hydro Power Company (NHPC) signed a two-year memorandum of understanding to accelerate local development and child protection in communities surrounding the Nachtigal hydroelectric project.

A new UNICEF report reveals that in 2024, one billion children worldwide lacked access to adequate sanitation systems, highlighting how climate change profoundly affects their lives and health. The report warns that even developed countries cannot assume immunity from these growing problems.

Lagos State and UNICEF are working together to build a more resilient and shock-responsive social protection system for vulnerable residents, aiming to enhance capacity and support.

A report by the Alliance for Prevention, highlighted by UNICEF, concludes that Portugal's child protection system has solid legal foundations but is weak in coordination and prevention, lacking resources for child protection commissions.

UNICEF and the UK’s FCDO have launched a Climate Resilient Infrastructure project in Katsina, Nigeria. The initiative aims to strengthen water and sanitation facilities against climate impacts.

On average, the Israeli army has killed one child daily in attacks on Gaza since a ceasefire was announced, with a UNICEF spokesperson describing the suffering there as the worst seen globally in recent times.

A UNICEF report indicates that Ghana spends too little on early childhood development, warning that this underinvestment risks deepening inequality and urges a policy shift.

A UNICEF study was reportedly misinterpreted by several media outlets, which claimed German 15-year-olds ranked low in reading and math. However, the study's actual findings indicate a better performance than initially reported.

UNICEF urges global indignation over the deaths of children in the West Bank, which Oxfam describes as a land of conquest and daily violence, presenting a dramatic picture.

The Sharjah-based Kalimat Foundation for Children's Empowerment (KSQF) has partnered with UNICEF to combat child labor in mines within the Democratic Republic of Congo.

UNICEF is advocating for increased investment in media, digital, and AI literacy for children, emphasizing the need for parents to be present and supportive in their children's digital lives. This initiative aims to equip children with the necessary skills to navigate the evolving digital world safely and effectively.

The National Development Planning Commission (NDPC) is deepening its collaboration with the Information Services Department (ISD) to advance the National Development Plan and has hosted the outgoing UNICEF Representative. The NDPC boss also advocated for data-driven governance at the UCC Data Literacy Week Launch, while receiving commendation from the Norwegian Ambassador for progress on sustainable development initiatives.

UNICEF has issued a warning that escalating transport costs are jeopardizing the lives of children, highlighting the impact on humanitarian aid and access to essential services.

A UNICEF-supported assessment, conducted with the Ministry of Education and Science, Ministry of Health, and Institute of Public Health, reveals that children in North Macedonia are surrounded by unhealthy food options.

A recent study in Greece reveals that doomscrolling has become a widespread issue among teenagers, with three out of four exhibiting addictive behaviors to negative news on social media, prompting national health initiatives by the Ministry of Health and UNICEF.

UNICEF's executive director states that children worldwide face immense challenges and their needs far exceed the capacity of aid organizations. The organization calls for global leaders to unite and improve conditions for children.

A personal reflection laments the destruction of Lebanon, describing it as reduced to rubble due to ongoing Israeli bombardment. The author highlights suspected war crimes occurring almost daily and UNICEF's estimate of nearly 14 children being killed per day, questioning when the conflict will end.

Unicef has stated that it repeatedly warned the interim government about a shortage of measles vaccines.

UNICEF and the University of Calabar (UniCal) are collaborating on a campaign to end open defecation on the university campus. The initiative addresses health risks and poor sanitation practices.

UNICEF has released a concerning report stating that 200 children have been killed in Lebanon since March 2, when Israeli military attacks began in the context of the war against Iran.

Company One has won the prestigious 'Best Employer for Children and Families' award for the second time, presented by the Association of Managers of Montenegro based on UNICEF criteria, reaffirming its commitment to creating a supportive work environment.

A new report released by Unicef indicates that approximately 23% of children in Italy, almost one in four, are living in poverty.

UNICEF advocates for a prohibition on children's gambling within computer games, following a study revealing that 50% of surveyed children have spent money on digital loot boxes.

UNICEF is actively supporting essential health services for children across Iran, aiming to improve their well-being and access to care.

A science report indicates that the interim government altered vaccine procurement methods despite warnings from UNICEF.

UNICEF and the Asian University for Women (AUW) have collaborated to certify Rohingya teachers, marking a significant milestone in educational support for the community.

K-pop group TOMORROW X TOGETHER has launched a new UNICEF campaign focused on youth mental health, with member SOOBIN emphasizing that "Asking for help doesn't mean you are weak."

A public debate has concluded in Serbia regarding proposed amendments to the Family Law, which include the controversial abolition of 'heavenly beating' (corporal punishment), with parliamentary discussion expected in June.

A recent UNICEF survey indicates that one in ten children aged 12-17 has experienced some form of online sexual exploitation or abuse, with 60% of victims not reporting the incidents.

The National Development Planning Commission, in collaboration with partners like the World Bank and UNICEF Ghana, organized a pilot workshop to enhance district-level capacity for food systems and nutrition planning.

Clé de Peau Beauté has renewed its global partnership with UNICEF, committing to reach an additional 7.3 million girls through their collaborative initiatives.

Israeli forces reportedly killed one Palestinian and seriously injured another in central and northern Gaza, a day after two UNICEF contractors were also killed in the region.

Truck drivers commissioned by UNICEF were reportedly killed in Gaza, highlighting the ongoing dangers faced by humanitarian workers in the region.

Niger State and UNICEF have initiated a campaign to combat preventable diseases affecting mothers and newborn babies. The initiative urges mothers and caregivers to utilize available health resources.

The National Population Commission (NPC), National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), and UNICEF are intensifying efforts to ensure every child in Nigeria receives a legal identity through birth registration.

The Federal Government of Nigeria, the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), and UNICEF have partnered to provide free legal services for children in conflict with the law and vulnerable children across the country.

A United Nations agency employee, Yahav Lichner, who directs UNICEF's Washington section, has been accused of spying for Israel. The suspicions date back to his time working for the United Nations Population Fund, and the UN has taken 'appropriate measures'.

The 62 million dollars from the sale of Sacha Jafri's 'The Journey of Humanity,' the world's largest canvas, intended for UNICEF and UNESCO, has reportedly never been paid by the Franco-Algerian buyer.

The World Health Organization and UNICEF recommend early and exclusive breastfeeding, emphasizing that family support, particularly from fathers, is vital for its success.

The U.S. has resumed providing some vaccine and health aid to Unicef, Gavi, and the World Food Programme, though the amount remains significantly lower than previous contributions.

UNICEF, in collaboration with the Romanian Labor Ministry, has launched an e-Learning HUB designed to provide professional development and training for individuals working in social assistance.

UNICEF and Save the Children have reaffirmed their commitment to supporting Kaduna State in tackling the crisis of out-of-school children through sustained interventions.

UNICEF and Katsina State in Nigeria are intensifying efforts to protect women and newborns from maternal tetanus through a vaccination drive targeting women of childbearing age.

UNICEF Executive Director has commended Sokoto State's significant investments in child healthcare, education, and protection, noting their positive impact on Niger.

UNICEF has warned that an ongoing Iran-War and sustained tensions in the Strait of Hormuz could lead to over 23 million children falling into poverty due to severe economic consequences.

A new report by WHO and UNICEF indicates a decrease in the number of children worldwide who do not receive vaccinations in their first year, with one country showing significant improvement.

The Malaysian Ministry of Education is intensifying efforts to safeguard students' mental and physical well-being, collaborating with UNICEF, NUTP, academics, and NGOs to address the student safety crisis.

Bangladesh has reported 120,000 cases of measles, with the UN children's organization UNICEF believing the actual number of infections to be higher.

UNICEF's 'Parent Corner' initiative in Croatia has attracted more than 100,000 users within a month and a half, providing advice and support to parents.

UNICEF and Iran's Health Ministry have collaborated to equip six health centers in Chabahar, aiming to improve healthcare services in the region.

UTA partner and agent Jeremy Barber has been appointed to UNICEF USA’s national board of directors, expressing his belief in the importance of child well-being.

WHO, UNICEF, and community leaders have praised Governor Mbah's dedication to primary healthcare in Enugu, Nigeria, following an 80% increase in PHC visits and an 88.9% rise in immunization coverage.

3.9 million children are at risk due to earthquakes in Venezuela

A new UNICEF report reveals that nearly all children worldwide are exposed to at least one climate hazard, with almost half of all children affected by extreme heat, floods, or storms. The report highlights the severe impact of climate change on children, including over a billion children facing multiple overlapping climate threats.

„Извештајот за климатски ризици кај децата за 2026 година открива дека заканите што доаѓаат од климатските промени се широко распространети и веќе влијаат врз здравјето, развојот и благосостојбата на…

UNICEF has stated that the situation in Gaza is "dire" after more than two years of violence, with residents struggling to meet basic daily needs.

UNICEF has supplied Iran with pentavalent vaccines, contributing to the country's public health efforts.

The Benue State Government and UNICEF have intensified efforts to combat child malnutrition, focusing on the critical first 1,000 days of life through a new drive.

UNICEF is providing support for a project aimed at rehabilitating school sanitation facilities across Iran, as reported by the Tehran Times.

SK Bioscience has been selected as a supplier of influenza vaccines to UNICEF, marking its first procurement contract with the UN agency and expanding its presence in the global public vaccine market.

Sin Yubin has been named UNICEF Cambodia's inaugural national ambassador, marking a significant step for the organization in the country.

Today's global images include a military graduation in India, escalating tensions in Iran, and social unrest. The report also mentions UNICEF's mobilization in Goma due to a virus, discontent in Caracas, and campaign support in Texas.

The World Health Organization has issued a warning that the Ebola outbreak is spreading faster than containment efforts. Meanwhile, the EU and UNICEF have dispatched 100 tonnes of aid to the Democratic Republic of Congo to address the crisis.

Following scandals involving sexual assaults by animators on children in Parisian after-school programs, UNICEF has urged France to develop a stronger 'culture of protection' for children.

Louis Vuitton and UNICEF are commemorating a decade of their partnership with the introduction of the Unity Time Object.

Bitget has renewed its support for UNICEF's Game Changers Coalition for a second consecutive year, focusing on expanding initiatives in financial literacy and artificial intelligence. The partnership aims to empower young people through education in these critical areas.

UNICEF's warnings regarding a measles outbreak reportedly went unheeded, raising concerns about public health response.

A UNICEF study indicates that Dutch children are particularly happy, prompting an exploration into the factors that contribute to their well-being compared to children in other countries like Germany.

UNICEF, in collaboration with the Imo Government and the Gates Foundation, has launched initiatives to enhance maternal and child nutrition in the state.

A UNICEF report indicates that Romania ranks 10th in child poverty among 44 high-income countries, highlighting ongoing challenges in child welfare.

UNICEF has reported that an average of one child has been killed every week in the West Bank since January 2025. This statistic highlights the ongoing violence affecting children in the region.

A new UNICEF report reveals poor educational equality in Switzerland, indicating that a child's family background plays a significant role in their academic success and overall opportunities.

Montenegrin Minister of Social Welfare, Family Care, and Demography Damir Gutić met with UNICEF Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia, Regina De Dominicis, to discuss ensuring no child in Montenegro is left behind.

Mozambique is grappling with one of the highest malnutrition rates in sub-Saharan Africa, with 100,000 children currently malnourished. UNICEF requires €28.8 million in the coming months to provide essential services to 225,000 children.

The Journalists’ Association of Serbia (UNS) and its Kosovo branch have accused UNICEF and other UN agencies in Kosovo of failing to regularly publish content in Serbian, thereby violating equal language rights.

Professor Sayedur clarified that a recent message from Unicef was not intended as a warning for a measles outbreak, addressing public concerns.

UNICEF Morocco has released its 2025 annual report, detailing interventions and progress in health, education, child protection, and social inclusion for Moroccan children.

A Science.org report indicates that Bangladesh's immunization system faltered after an interim government shifted vaccine procurement away from UNICEF. This change reportedly impacted the country's public health efforts.

Gombe State has launched the Nigeria Learning Passport, a digital learning initiative in collaboration with UNICEF, aimed at transforming education and mitigating school disruptions.

UNICEF has issued a warning that over 500,000 children are facing severe malnutrition in Nigeria's Sokoto, Kebbi, and Zamfara states, highlighting a worsening humanitarian crisis in the region.

UN agencies, including UNICEF and WHO, have praised Kebbi state's investments in healthcare and its efforts to revitalize health centers and combat polio. They urged for sustained efforts in the fight against polio.

A rights official has criticized UNICEF for its perceived inaction regarding alleged US-Israeli war crimes affecting Iranian children, raising concerns about humanitarian accountability.

Pakistan is among 36 countries benefiting from the 'Big Catch-Up' vaccination drive, a joint initiative by Gavi, WHO, and Unicef, which has vaccinated approximately 18.3 million children globally.

UNICEF and VOLI, in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Science, and Innovation, have launched a national campaign focusing on empathy and respect.

UNICEF has raised an alarm, reporting 2,238 victims of female genital mutilation (FGM) in Luxembourg. The aid organization hopes that providing these figures will help better identify and support the victims.

The Sokoto State Ministry of Health and Primary Healthcare Development Agency in Nigeria have partnered with UNICEF Sokoto Field Office to combat child malnutrition, officially handing over critical nutrition commodities.

UNICEF stated that Israeli forces killed its water delivery drivers in northern Gaza during a routine transfer, leading the agency to suspend its activities in the area.