Children made up 44% of predominantly Rohingya refugees leaving Bangladesh and Myanmar by boat in 2024. About 460 people have taken to the sea so far in 2025 as the numbers continue to rise, Save the Children said.
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The conflict in Sudan has seen a major increase in intensity in recent weeks, with violence hitting a seven-month high in the country, with children on the frontline, said Save the Children. Violent incidents include airstrikes, artillery shelling, use of explosives and remote violence in multiple regions.
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At least 21 children are among an estimated 270 people killed, and more than 1,000 injured in Israeli strikes on southern and eastern Lebanon on Monday, with all schools now closing and children terrified, said Save the Children.
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Nearly 500 unaccompanied and separated children have arrived in Blue Nile and Gedaref states in Sudan over six weeks as heavy fighting forces more people to flee for safety after 16 months of conflict, Save the Children said.
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The number of children in Sudan seeking treatment for severe acute malnutrition (SAM) has surged to unprecedented levels, with clinics overwhelmed and global experts on food security warning that parts of the country are in the worst possible phase of hunger
Save the Children is helping out-of-school children in Lebanon, including child refugees, continue to learn despite enormous challenges due to coronavirus.
Today, with the world's focus on Ukraine, Syria and too many other growing refugee crises, it's more important that we advocate for refugees. Join us.
World Refugee Day is on June 20 each year. Learn about why we recognize World Refugee Day and how to support refugee children
The refugees crisis is the worst humanitarian crisis since World War II. More than half are children refugees. Help refugee children with Save the Children.
Save the Children reaffirms its unwavering commitment to children, expressing deep apprehension over the House of Representative’s proposed Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act (H.R. 5894).
Save the Children, International Rescue Committee, and CARE today call for an immediate stop to the return of children in institutional care centers from Poland to Ukraine.
After the earthquakes that struck both Türkiye and Syria on February 6 and killed over 50,000 people, millions of people are trying to piece their lives back together once again.
From the global hunger crisis to child mortality due to COVID-19, these are the biggest challenges that faced the world's children in 2022.
For the Afghan refugees who have made it here to the U.S., many are arriving utterly exhausted. Some children are arriving without their siblings. Some even arrive alone.
The Pakistan deportation drive has triggered an outflow of Afghan refugees seeking safety. Learn how to help thousands of displaced Afghanistan refugees.
Save the Children is already working to identify 2023 humanitarian crises before they deteriorate and is working to protect children and to support their recovery.
Coronavirus poses a unique threat to girls, many of whom were already denied an education. Read the story of a child refugee in Za’atari camp who is advocating for girls.
Learn about the differences between child refugees, migrants, asylum seekers and immigrants. Get the facts and join Save the Children to help children and families on the move.
Learn why the coronavirus outbreak threatens children living in poverty, who may not be able to practice social distancing or recover from economic loss.
A young Syrian couple watched as war tore their city apart before their eyes. They left Syria to give their children a fighting chance. Learn more.
