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YEMEN: BOY KILLED IN SHELLING IN TAIZ AS CHILD DEATHS RISE POST TRUCE

YEMEN: BOY KILLED IN SHELLING IN TAIZ AS CHILD DEATHS RISE POST TRUCE

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Child malnutrition cases rise nearly 50% in Afghanistan as hunger hits record levels

Child malnutrition cases rise nearly 50% in Afghanistan as hunger hits record levels

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13 children repatriated to Australia from Syria camps

Australia repatriated 13 children and four women from camps in North East Syria today, in a move welcomed by Save the Children.

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Save the Children deploys humanitarian aid teams as Tropical Storm Nalgae hits Philippines

At the onset of tropical storm Paeng -international name, Nalgae - Save the Children Philippines immediately deployed humanitarian response teams on Friday 28 October, to conduct rapid assessment on impacted areas in Cagayan Valley, Central Luzon, Bicol, Eastern Samar, Panay Island, and the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.

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Deadly cholera outbreak tightens its grip on the Middle East, as cases nearly double in Lebanon

Deadly cholera outbreak tightens its grip on the Middle East, as cases nearly double in Lebanon

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REPORT: One in three children globally face double threat of high climate risk and crushing poverty

REPORT: One in three children globally face double threat of high climate risk and crushing poverty

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As 40 French children return home from Syrian camps, other repatriations need to speed up before winter, warns Save the Children

As 40 French children return home from Syrian camps, other repatriations need to speed up before winter, warns Save the Children

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More than a quarter of people in the world’s worst food crisis are living in West and Central Africa

More than a quarter of people in the world’s worst food crisis are living in West and Central Africa

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