Search results for ‘Unicef’
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UNICEF: Israel words ’mean nothing’ and Gaza has suffered ‘relentless bombing’
We spoke to James Elder, a spokesperson for Unicef and is currently in Gaza.
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‘Famine could happen any moment’ in north of Gaza, says UNICEF
We spoke to Tess Ingram from UNICEF who has been travelling up and down the Gaza Strip.
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You can see the gauntness of children, says UNICEF spokesperson in Gaza
We spoke to James Elder who is a spokesperson for UNICEF, and began by asking him what the situation was with food and shelter in Gaza.
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UNICEF: Rafah situation ‘catastrophic’ and Israeli ground assault ‘unimaginable’
Palestinians have started leaving southern Gaza’s main hospital – after Israeli forces ordered them to evacuate.
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This is a war on children’ says UNICEF spokesperson James Elder, who recently returned from Gaza
We’re joined by the United Nations Children’s Fund spokesperson James Elder, who’s just returned from Gaza.
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‘Nowhere’s safe’ and hospitals are a ‘warzone’ says Unicef spokesman in Gaza
We spoke to James Elder who is a spokesperson for Unicef. He’s working in Rafah City in the south of Gaza.
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Israel-Hamas truce needs to be longer than four days to ‘keep children safe’, says UNICEF spokesperson
We spoke to James Elder, spokesperson for UNICEF, the United Nations children’s charity.
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UNICEF’s representative in Aleppo explains the situation in Syria after deadly earthquakes
We were joined by Angela Kearney, UNICEF’s representative in Aleppo.
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Covid: ‘Equal access’ to vaccines offers ‘pathway’ out of the pandemic, says UNICEF
We spoke to Lily Caprani, head of advocacy for health and pandemic response at UNICEF, and asked whether speeding up the vaccine booster programme was the right priority for the UK.
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A million children at risk of malnourishment, say UNICEF
We spoke to Sam Mort, who’s the communications chief at Unicef Afghanistan – and is still based in Kabul.
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UNICEF ‘deeply concerned’ about welfare of children in Afghanistan
We spoke to Samantha Mort from UNICEF Afghanistan, who is in Kabul.
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Unicef: One billion children at ‘extreme risk’ from climate change
When we talk about climate change, we often ask what kind of planet we want to leave our children.
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Unicef’s Juliette Touma: ‘Why are they killing children in Syria?’
Juliette Touma is from the charity Unicef, which is part of the relief operation in Ghouta.
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Nigeria: Unicef interview
Interview with Maureen Gallagher, a senior nutrition adviser for Unicef on the ground here in Northern Nigeria.
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Four Unicef staff killed in Somalia bomb attack
At least nine people, including four Unicef staff, are killed in an attack that has been claimed by militant group al-Shabaab in Somalia.
