Children who die, malnutrition and emergency aid that does not reach those in need. The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that its operational presence on site in Gaza is jeopardized after tonight's Israeli attack on the organization's main warehouse. There is nothing in Gaza, says 26-year-old Mohammed Khader to TT.
ConflictsAysha was married off immediately after she got her first period. Rabeya was considered impure – and started missing more and more lessons. In Bangladesh, menstruation is still surrounded by prejudices and deeply ingrained taboos. But things are slowly starting to change.
WorldFor almost two years, Israel has been at war. Not only against Hamas in Gaza, but the country is also in an armed conflict in seven places in the region. For me, all of this is one and the same war. It is a war that is being fought between Israel on one side and Iran on the other, says Lieutenant Colonel Anders Ekholm.
WorldAysha was married off immediately after she got her first period. Rabeya was considered impure – and started missing more and more lessons. In Bangladesh, menstruation is still surrounded by prejudices and deeply ingrained taboos. But things are slowly on their way to change.
WorldUSA is stopping the support to the vaccine alliance Gavi – and now a million children risk dying of diseases that can be prevented, the organization warns. The Health Minister Robert F Kennedy's lies affect the entire world, warns KI professor Stefan Swartling Peterson.
WorldAt least nine children were killed in Israel's air strike against a health clinic in Dayr al-Balah in Gaza on Thursday, reports The Times of Israel.
ConflictsOver 5,000 children under five years have received treatment for acute malnutrition in Gaza in May, according to a new report from Unicef, an increase of nearly 50 percent compared to April.
ConflictsIt is not the screen time that leads to mental illness in children and young people, according to an international study. It is instead about what they are exposed to on the internet. A one-sided focus on screen time risks leading us astray, says Daniel Kardefelt Winther, one of the study authors.
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