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UNICEF France is pressing for a salary increase for teachers, arguing that better pay is key to improving conditions in schools. According to 20 Minutes, the organisation is making teacher revaluation a central demand in its advocacy around education. The call adds to ongoing debate in France over the status and compensation of school staff.
- 2Drone strike on Sudan displacement shelter kills or injures 13 children▼13 children reportedly killed or injured in drone strike on displacement shelter in Al Obeid, Sudan
UNICEF reports that 13 children were reportedly killed or injured when a drone strike hit a shelter for displaced people in Al Obeid, Sudan. The UN agency has highlighted the attack as part of the growing toll of the Sudan conflict on children, renewing calls for the protection of civilians and humanitarian sites.
- 3UNICEF: one in five Lebanese children goes to bed hungry●Lebanon: one in five children goes to bed hungry, says UNICEF Four in five households in Lebanon struggle to afford basi
UNICEF reports that one in five children in Lebanon goes to bed hungry, with four in five households unable to afford basic necessities. The agency says children are increasingly skipping food, missing school and being pushed into work, as conflict worsens an already severe economic crisis.
- 4Therapeutic Food sachets give child named Hassan a second start▼Sachets that support growth: How Therapeutic Food Gave Hassan a Second Start
UNICEF shares the story of Hassan, a young child treated with ready-to-use therapeutic food supplied in small sachets, describing how the treatment helped him recover and grow after severe malnutrition. The piece highlights how simple, packaged therapeutic foods can save young lives and is being circulated as part of wider attention to child nutrition and hunger relief.
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UNICEF reports that Seleen, a child connected to its work in Sudan, is getting stronger. The short update offers little detail about her condition or circumstances, but it has drawn attention amid ongoing concern for children affected by the conflict in Sudan.
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UNICEF is sharing the story of Mariam, a girl in Sudan who has returned to the classroom. The item highlights her journey back to education, a subject of concern as conflict and displacement have disrupted schooling for many Sudanese children. It forms part of UNICEF's wider push to draw attention to children's education in crisis zones.
- 7EU and UNICEF bring children's rights to life through art●How EU and UNICEF are helping to bring children’s rights to life through art
The European Union and UNICEF are backing an initiative that uses art to raise awareness of children's rights. Through creative projects, children are encouraged to express themselves and learn about their protections under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, turning abstract legal guarantees into something visible and personal in communities.
- 8UNICEF: One in five Lebanese children goes to bed hungry▼Lebanon: One in five children goes to bed hungry, says UNICEF
UNICEF says one in five children in Lebanon now goes to bed hungry, a stark indicator of worsening child food insecurity in the country. The UN agency's finding highlights the toll of Lebanon's prolonged economic crisis on families struggling to afford basic food, and aid agencies are urging expanded support for the most vulnerable households.
- 9UNICEF urges climate-proof birth registration systems▼Securing and Adapting Birth Registration Systems in Response to Climate Change-Induced Disasters
UNICEF is calling on governments to secure and adapt birth registration systems as climate change-induced disasters displace families and destroy civil records. Without functioning registration, children affected by floods, storms and displacement risk losing access to education, healthcare and legal identity. The agency argues that resilient, digital-ready registration infrastructure should be treated as essential climate adaptation, not just paperwork.