Crisis in the Central Sahel - Advocacy Brief
- Author:
- UNICEF
- Publisher:
- United Nations Children's Fund
- Publication Date:
- 27 January 2020
- Tags:
- West Africa, Children and Youth, Conflict, Peace and Security
Attacks on children and violence across the Central Sahel continue to surge and more than 4.3 million children are now in need of humanitarian assistance. This advocacy brief highlights the impact of the insecurity on children and their families, advocating for attacks and threats to stop, and for critical human and financial resources needed to respond to the massive and acute needs.
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