Skip to main content

Filters

Region
Theme
Year

Yemen: At least four children killed in artillery shelling in the city of Hodeida 

At least 11 civilians including 4 children were killed yesterday, 29 November, after artillery shells hit houses in the south of Hodeida city in Yemen.

Cyclone Gati: 32,000 children and their families flee impact of Somalia’s strongest storm on record

Save the Children is deeply concerned about the impact on children and their families of Cyclone Gati, the strongest tropical cyclone to make landfall in Somalia on record. According to reports, 70,000 people, including 32,000 children, have been forced to flee after the cyclone wreaked devastation across Puntland state. Heavy rains and strong winds of 115 mph have triggered flash flooding, causing at least 40,000 people to lose their homes. In the Bari region of Puntland,…

On average 25 children killed or injured in conflicts every day for the past decade

Save the Children calls for states to endorse declaration on avoiding use of explosive weapons in populated areas

Save the Children – ‘Focus on safety of children crossing into Sudan’

Toronto, November 18 – With thousands of people crossing the border from Ethiopia into Sudan, the safety of children must be the focus of any response, Save the Children urged today. It’s very easy for children to be separated from their families in the chaos, or fall victim to abuse.

Yemen: Child Casualties Skyrocket in Hodeidah and Taiz as World Leaders set to Meet  

Yemen: Child Casualties Skyrocket in Hodeidah and Taiz as World Leaders set to Meet  

Another Disaster looms for children in the path Hurricane Iota in Nicaragua and Honduras 

Iota is being described as a potential “second, fatal blow” to children and their families 

Hurricane Eta leaves children without food, shelter and school, Save the Children warns

Save the Children helps children affected by hurricane Eta in Nicaragua, Honduras and Guatemala

SYRIA: AT LEAST FOUR CHILDREN KILLED IN INTENSE SHELLING ACROSS IDLIB

School run by partner of Save the Children hit