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6th Apr 2022
Women and Girls at Risk in Ukraine Emergency
20th Apr 2022
Safe and Sound in Zaatari Camp for Syrian Refugees
2nd Feb 2022
Meet Our New CEO, Anu Surendran
2nd Mar 2022
Iraqi Youth Turn an ISIL Prison into a Space for Healing
In the Spotlight: Yemen
Yemenis, No Matter What
25th Jan 2021
Childbirth or death sentence? Pregnant women on the brink in Yemen
26th Jul 2021
UNFPA's Ongoing Work in Yemen
11th Aug 2021
In war-torn Yemen, life-threatening pregnancy complication finds a happy ending
10th Jun 2020
On the Brink of Famine in the World’s Worst Humanitarian Crisis
15th Apr 2021
CATASTROPHE IN YEMEN: As COVID-19 rages, UNFPA provides care despite funding shortfalls
23rd Sep 2020
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Women and Girls at Risk in Ukraine Emergency
6th Apr 2022
Numbers as of April 6, 2022 UNFPA is deeply concerned about the war in Ukraine. Over 10 million people – roughly a quarter of the Ukrainian population – have fled their homes. Nearly 6.5 million are forcibly displaced within Ukraine, over 4.2 million, mostly women and children, have...
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From California to Ukraine: Empowering Women and Girls
16th May 2022
Girls’ Power Association (GPA) of Santa Monica College has partnered with Friends of UNFPA to deliver lifesaving sexual and reproductive care to women and girls in Ukraine. GPA is a club that pursues women’s freedom, fairness, and rights and works to eliminate discrimination and sexual harassment in school...
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UNFPA and WFP join forces to meet soaring reproductive health and nutrition needs in southern Madagascar
12th May 2022
AMBOASARY/GRAND SUD, Madagascar – Just weeks away from delivering her fifth child, Homoroe Haova, 33, looked down at her stomach and smiled, reassured she could give birth safely as well as feed her children in the coming weeks. Homoroe was among 800 women who had waited in line all...
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Safe and Sound in Zaatari Camp for Syrian Refugees
20th Apr 2022
Every soon-to-be mom wants her birth to be smooth and for her and the baby to be healthy. But for women whose lives have been thrown into disarray by a refugee crisis, the questions become more fundamental. Where will I be when I go into labor? How long...
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Ukrainian refugees build new lives far from home
19th Apr 2022
MEDYKA, Poland Ivanna was four months pregnant when she and her two children fled their home. She left behind everything she knew in Ukraine, including where to access maternal health care. She also left behind her 65-year-old father, who wished to stay. Their destination was Antwerp, Belgium, where...
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Free maternal health services are a lifeline to expectant mothers in Yemen
7th Apr 2022
On her way to the health center to give birth, Hailah almost fell off the back of a borrowed motorbike – twice. An oil shortage has led to high transportation costs. Her husband, Hamid, works in Saudi Arabia, but only makes a small income. That is how Hailah...
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