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Breastfeeding and Ebola: knowledge gaps endanger mothers and babies

Breastfeeding is so important for child health that the World Health Organization (WHO) and Unicef recommend that babies should be breastfed within an hour of birth, be exclusively breastfed for the first six months of life, and then continue breastfeeding in combination with other foods for two years or more.

The Conversation

WHO Worker Aims To Raise $1 Bn To Cover US Pullout

When the World Health Organization's top donor the United States announced its withdrawal, one employee launched an online fundraiser to plug the gap -- and her efforts have already raised more than $100,000.

International Business Times

Fans question why David Beckham is eating cereal in latest Hugo Boss ad

‘Everything was so sexy and seductive....up to where he was eating a bowl of cereal,’ one commenter on Instagram wrote

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Khaby Lame, the Senegalese-Italian influencer who ranks as world’s most popular TikTok personality, has been named as a goodwill ambassador by the U.N.'s children’s agency

The Independent UK

David Beckham says 'simple values' and going with his gut made him a successful footballer and businessman

“I like to work,” David Beckham said, adding that he goes with his gut when it comes to new projects.

Fortune

Devastating toll for Gaza's children: Over 13,000 killed and an estimated 25,000 injured, UN says

The war in Gaza has been devastating for children

The Independent UK

242 Mn Children's Schooling Disrupted By Climate Shocks In 2024: UNICEF

Extreme weather disrupted the schooling of about 242 million children in 85 countries last year -- roughly one in seven students, the UN children's agency reported Thursday, deploring an "overlooked" aspect of the climate crisis.

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Nearly 250 million children missed school last year because of extreme weather, UNICEF says

The United Nations Children's Fund says at least 242 million children in 85 countries had their schooling interrupted last year because of heatwaves, cyclones, flooding and other extreme weather

The Independent UK

David Beckham explains why his work with UNICEF will focus on empowering teenage girls

David Beckham has explained why his work with UNICEF will focus on empowering teenage girls.

The Independent UK

David Beckham urges Davos leaders to fight for girls’ rights

Beckham told the World Economic Forum girls were held back by violence, poverty and discrimination

The Independent UK

David Beckham says ‘girls are held back’ in awards ceremony speech

The former footballer was honoured with a Crystal Award at the annual World Economic Forum meeting in Switzerland.

Evening Standard

‘Glimmer of hope in a cycle of death’: Families in Gaza pray ceasefire brings an end to devastation

Palestinians react to long-awaited ceasefire with mixture of joy and trepidation after 15 months of strikes on the Gaza Strip, write Bel Trew in Tel Aviv and Nedal Hamdouna in Gaza

The Independent UK

Earthquake-struck Vanuatu needs aid, tourism help

Vanuatu is used to dealing with ferocious cyclones but the 7.3-magnitude earthquake which rumbled Efate island and Port Vila presents a tough road to recovery.

AAP

UNICEF To Scale Up Aid For Children In War-Torn Gaza

UNICEF supports Gaza ceasefire deal, pledges to increase aid efforts for children affected by conflict.

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The National (Scotland)

Charities call for 'enormous' increase in aid during Gaza ceasefire

Leading charities have warned that an “enormous” increase in humanitarian aid will be needed after an initial agreement for a ceasefire in Gaza.

The Guardian - UK

Venezuela’s Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra at 50: is it time for brickbats or bouquets?

As the feted musicians arrive in London for sold-out concerts, we look at El Sistema, the education system that spawned the world-conquering orchestra, and why some are calling for its boycott

International Business Times

Philanthropy & Giving Back – A Legacy Of Giving Through Aaron Sansoni's Charitable Initiative

Aaron Sansoni's work alongside the international children's charity UNICEF is just a tiny part of his ongoing legacy of giving back.

Latin Times

Gang Violence in Haiti Displaces Thousands More People as Government Declares 'War' on Armed Groups

This surge a adds to the nearly 800,000 Haitians already internally displaced by gang violence across the country.

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“Not Being Bathed”: 40 Signs The Kids Are Not Alright Because Of Bad Parenting

"Not being bathed. Distracted, hungry, injured, lethargic, behavior issues, not wanting to go home": people are sharing the red flags that scream a child has terrible parents. The post “Not Being Bathed”: 40 Signs The Kids Are Not Alright Because Of Bad Parenting first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Guardian - AU

Away with Adam Liaw: ‘One of my pet peeves when travelling is people who say they’re happy to go with the flow’

In Guardian Australia’s new series about travel, the Sydney cook and TV presenter explains why decisive people make the best travel companions

The Independent UK

Supermodel found dead from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at Hallmark actor’s home

Dayle Haddon, 76, was found dead and an unidentified man was hospitalized

Al Jazeera

One in six children live in conflict zones this year: UNICEF

More children than ever have been forcibly displaced from their homes due to conflict, according to the UN agency.

The Guardian - UK

Almost one in five children live in conflict zones, says Unicef

UN humanitarian body warns that dramatic increase in harm to children should not become the ‘new normal’

Latin Times

Palestinian Health Official Calls Tent Camps 'Fridges of Death' After Three Babies Freeze in Gaza

Several Palestinian infants died as a result of the harsh winter weather conditions that their parents do not have the resources to protect against the cold.

International Business Times

Key Public Service Makes Quiet Return In Gaza

The quiet resumption of operations at a desalination plant in the Gaza Strip last month marked a small but significant step toward restoring public services in the Palestinian territory ravaged by more than 14 months of war.

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