Somalia, UN and Unicef Discuss Protecting Children From Armed Conflict
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A Major Humanitarian Crisis Is Looming Again in Somalia as Thousands of Children Suffer From Hunger.
The number of children being treated for severe acute malnutrition in the Somali city of Baidoa has nearly tripled in six months. This is evident from figures released by Save the Children, which is witnessing from a treatment center in the south of the country how drought, disease, and food shortages are spreading, while international organizations warn of further deterioration.
Somalia, UN and Unicef Discuss Protecting Children From Armed Conflict
Mogadishu -- Somalia's Defence Minister Ahmed Moallin Fiqi met with the United Nations deputy special representative for Somalia and humanitarian coordinator, George Conway, and UNICEF Representative to Somalia Sandra Lattouf, as the sides discussed strengthening efforts to protect children affected by armed conflict.
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