BRUSSELS To protect the rights of children who made the dangerous journey across the Mediterranean Sea, robust changes of EU rules are needed when it comes to migration, Save the Children said in a...
Media Contact: Erin Taylor 267.250.8829 (M) Claire Garmirian 203.209.8545 (M) FAIRFIELD, Conn. (July 17, 2019)—Save the Children welcomes the decision by the World Health Organization (WHO) to...
Landslides, damaged roads and bridges are making access to remote communities difficult with thousands of villages cut off from outside world Fears that water-borne diseases could lead to a health...
More than half have high-risk pregnancies due to anemia, sexually transmitted diseases and a history of complications during labor FAIRFIELD, Conn. (July 9, 2019) – Hundreds of at-risk, heavily...
CHILDREN FROM NOMADIC COMMUNITIES AND LIFE-SAVING HEALTHCARE By Tara Brace-John I met Faduma on a recent trip to the Somali region of Ethiopia. She’s five years old, the youngest of six children in a...
By James Denselow Attending the annual conference of the Centre for Blast Injuries Studies (CBIS) last week I was struck by the depth of research and resource that has gone into protecting soldiers...
After the double tragedy and devastation of Cyclone Idai in March 2019 and Cyclone Kenneth six weeks later, the people of Mozambique now face yet another crisis: a food security crisis. At least...
Protection of children persistently underfunded in humanitarian responses As the world's leaders today meet in New York to review and assess progress on the commitments they have made to end violence...
Save the Children welcomes the progress made by all parties attending in the Intra-Afghan Peace Conference in Doha, including commitments to reduce civilian casualties to zero and avoid attacks on...
On the edge of the circle a middle-aged man raises his hand and slowly starts to speak. “I hear that Ebola is the result of witchcraft,” he says in a tone that’s part question, part statement. A...