Exactly two months since the Israeli government-controlled plan, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, began operating, 109 organizations are sounding the alarm, urging governments to act: open all land crossings; restore the full flow of food, clean water, medical supplies, shelter items, and fuel through a principled, UN-led mechanism; end the siege, and agree to a ceasefire now.

Hundreds of children have recounted harrowing stories of terror and loss after their homes in Sudan's North Darfur region were attacked.

About 80,000 Afghan children crossed into Afghanistan from Iran in June, as total arrivals more than doubled compared to May, pushing an already overstretched system to the brink, Save the Children said.

About 235,000 children forced from their homes by bombs, bullets and displacement orders in Gaza are facing increasing risk of disease as days of heavy rains flood tents and turn camps into swamps, Save the Children said.

The conflict in Sudan has reached a grim new milestone, with the country now holding the highest number of internally displaced people on earth.