2007年7月1日 · Number of COVID-19 orphans nears 150,000 in South Africa PRETORIA, 05 September 2022 – COVID-19 associated deaths have left nearly 150,000 children as orphans, according to latest data modelling from Imperial College London, as part of the Global Reference Group for Children Affected by COVID-19: Joint Estimates and Action.

Ha Noi, 26 September 2021 – “UNICEF joins the Government and people of Viet Nam in expressing deep concern and offering the strongest support for the estimated 1,500 children in Ho Chi Minh City who have lost their parents as a result of COVID-19.

PRETORIA, 05 September 2022 – COVID-19 associated deaths have left nearly 150,000 children as orphans, according to latest data modelling from Imperial College London, as part of the Global Reference Group for Children Affected by COVID-19: Joint Estimates and Action. That number rises to 207,400 when including children who have lost their ...

Many children in orphanages are not orphans and have at least one parent or other relative. In fact, the majority of children without parental care are placed in kinship care or family-based alternative care.

GENEVA, 2 February 2023 – "UNICEF estimates that at least 17,000 children in the Gaza Strip are unaccompanied or separated.

GENEVA, 2 February 2023 – "UNICEF estimates that at least 17,000 children in the Gaza Strip are unaccompanied or separated.

JAKARTA, 30 September 2021 – Since the start of the pandemic, 25,430 children in Indonesia have lost one or both caregivers due to COVID-19 according to a nationwide mapping by the Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection (MoWECP) and UNICEF.

Across regions, the share of children in the population is expected to decrease as adult populations grow. In some societies, children will account for fewer than one in ten of the population, raising questions about their visibility and the respect for their views and rights.

2022年1月11日 · Like many girls her age, 7-year-old Afiqa is shy and a little withdrawn, especially around strangers. Since COVID-19 claimed her mother’s life a few months ago, the light has gone out of her eyes.

UNICEF is scaling up our response in Gaza, surging critical aid to children in urgent need. Since the start of this war, UNICEF staff have remained on the ground, working with partners to provide safe drinking water to displaced families, treatment for severely malnourished children, and medical supplies and vaccines for children in hospitals and shelters.