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AFGHANISTAN: At least 17 children among dead in bus crash carrying returnees from Iran
"This horrific tragedy is a stark reminder of the deadly risks hundreds of thousands of Afghan children face on their journeys from Iran."
PAKISTAN: Torrential rains kill three times more people than same period in 2024, including more than 170 children
Pakistan has already received 50% more rainfall than this time last year during the monsoon season, which peaks between June and September.
JAPAN: More than 90% of disadvantaged families struggling to feed their children - Save the Children poll
About 90% of those surveyed said that, due to rising food prices, they don't have enough money to buy food for their family, while 60% of respondents said they had reduced or stopped buying staple food items because of high food costs.
Gaza: Israel threatens to ban major aid organizations as starvation deepens
100 organizations call for an end to Israel’s weaponisation of aid
Grown in a lab, released in the wild: Laos unleashes over 130 million disease-reducing mosquitoes after global dengue surge
The lab-grown mosquitoes carry a naturally occurring bacteria called Wolbachia, which reduces the insect’s ability to transmit deadly viruses to people, decreasing the risk of dengue, Zika, chikungunya, and yellow fever outbreaks.
One child returns to Afghanistan every 30 seconds amid worsening humanitarian crisis – Save the Children
More than 800,000 children have crossed into Afghanistan from Iran and Pakistan this year, with about three out of four children returning from Iran.
100 children starved to death: A needless tragedy that should shame the world
The reported deaths of 100 children due to starvation in Gaza since October 2023 is a devastating milestone that shames the world and demands long overdue urgent action, Save the Children said.
More than 30,000 children displaced by heavy fighting in northern Mozambique – Save the Children
Escalating attacks that began on 20 July have displaced nearly 60,000 people in the province, half of whom are believed to be children.