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One in eight of the world's children - more than 300 million - live in conflict zones where they are at risk of becoming child soldiers, a charity warned on Tuesday, saying boosting school access was vital in fighting forced recruitment.

Nov 30 One in eight of the world's children - more than 300 million - live in conflict zones where they are at risk of becoming child soldiers, a charity warned on Tuesday, saying boosting school acc

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One in eight of the world's children live in conflict zones where they are at risk of becoming child soldiers, a charity has warned, saying boosting school access is vital in fighting forced recruitment.

The number of children living in war and conflict zones around the world has increased by 20 per cent, a new report by Save the Children has revealed. Yemen and Syria are on the list of countries acco...

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have penned an open letter asking the leaders of the wealthiest nations at the G20 summit in Rome to send more vaccines to low-income countries.

Prince Harry and Meghan join WHO in urging leaders to honour promises to help low-income countries

With the highest rate of child marriages in the world, countries in West and Central Africa account for nearly half of all estimated child marriage-related deaths globally, according to new analysis from Save the Children, an advocacy organization.

The Chief Executive Officer CEO, of Save the Children International SCI, Inger Ashing, has described child marriage as one of the worst things to ever

Allow people fleeing the taliban to go there and claim asylum in the uk from a remote destination. not a huge amount of detail about that yet but ministers have confirmed it is taking place. so remember that there have been about 6,000 people evacuated by the uk since the airlift started around ten days ago at the airport but we think there are at least 4,000 people who are definitely eligible to come to the uk left in afghanistan, potentially thousands who could be a part of new extended scheme...