One in four children live in countries affected by conflict or catastrophe,says Unicef, though billions required in assistance unlikely to be met
The UNs children’s agency has launched its biggest emergency appeal for funding, and warning that conflict is creating unprecedented levels of need.nearly one in four children live in a country affected by conflict or catastrophe,according to Unicef, which has appealed for $3.6bn (£2.6bn) to supply emergency assistance in 2018. Related: 'The future is very dark': Central African Republic's relentless cycle of suffering Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com