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Sessions highlighted the need for early support and reducing stigma around mental health conditions such as anxiety, low self-esteem, digital addiction, depression, and self-harm among adolescents. Discussions pointed to perception, family expectations, academic pressure, and relationship conflict as key stressors.
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UNICEF Internship 2025: Interns will be given a monthly stipend to help with living expenses, scroll down for more details.  
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Ayushmann Khurrana and Sachin Tendulkar have joined hands for a symbolic futsal match to celebrate Child Rights Week for UNICEF India.
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Priyanka Chopra lauded UP's 1090 Women Power Line She is goodwill ambassador of UNICEF
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Priyanka Chopra talked about child abuse She said that the real change would come from changing the mindset of the people She was last seen in the movie 'Matrix'
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Global star and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Priyanka Chopra has praised CM Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government for its responsible attitude towards women and improvement in their condition in the state. Priyanka, who reached the state capital Lucknow for a UNICEF programme, when asked about the positive changes in Uttar Pradesh, said that "during the last two days of the visit, I saw a big change here. In fact, Uttar Pradesh needed this change."
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"In total, of the over 22,000 children screened by health professionals since September 2022 at health facilities in flood-affected regions, more than 2,630 were diagnosed with severe acute malnutrition, or more than 1 in 9 children," said UNICEF.
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Afghan females can contribute USD 5.4 billion to the economy Taliban completed one year of Afghanistan`s takeover UNICEF wants to see every girl and boy across Afghanistan in school and learning
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas has teamed with Unicef to meet and amplify support for children and women refugees from Ukraine. In an Instagram post shared on Monday, the actor-producer-entrepreneur revealed that she is currently in Warsaw and working with the agency
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The World Happiness Report is based on people's self-assessment of their happiness as well as economic and social data. It provides a happiness score on a scale ranging from zero to 10. The United States jumped three places to 16th position, one rank ahead of Britain.
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Taliban have blamed delays on the lack of adequate space to accommodate segregated schooling Universities for women have also restarted operating in several provinces Taliban promises to open all universities eventually in the coming weeks
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The UNICEF report claimed that 1,20,000 children, or one child every five minutes, died due to AIDS-related causes in 2020.
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28% of Afghan women aged 15-49 were married before the age of 18 The COVID-19 pandemic and the ongoing food crisis worsened the situation Girls as young as 20 days are being offered for future marriage
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NCPCR sought explanation over screening of films on gay relations in Bengal schools The apex child rights body wrote to CBFC and UNICEF
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Manushi is quite popular on social media and has 5.8 million followers on her Instagram handle. 
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Polio has been virtually eliminated globally through a decades-long inoculation drive Afghanistan and neighbouring Pakistan are the last countries in the world with endemic polio
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The World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF welcome the decision by the Taliban, who support the resumption of a house-to-house drive across the country, the agency said in a statement.
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According to UNICEF, due to a lack of access to basic needs, many children are malnourished they must lie in hospital beds. Displaced families said that they do not have sufficient funds to feed their children, reported Tolo News.
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Millions will continue to need essential services, including health, lifesaving vaccination drives against polio and measles, drinking water, nutrition etc Fore has urged the Taliban and other parties to ensure that UNICEF and other humanitarian partners unfettered access to reach children in need wherever they are
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4.2 million children, including 2.2 million girls, are out of school. Afghanistan was a poor country, reliant on international aid, even before the Taliban took over earlier this month. UNICEF hopes to provide aid in areas that were unreachable because of the ongoing war.






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