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The Mediterranean Sea between Libya and Italy has become the main crossing point for asylum seekers and economic migrants seeking a better life in Europe, after a clampdown on sea crossings from Turkey. — File photo

Migrants raped, beaten in Libyan hellholes: UNICEF

In this photo taken on Thursday and released by UNICEF, a woman holds her young son who is suffering from dehydration and unable to walk, at an emergency medical facility supported by UNICEF in Kuach, on the road to Leer, in South Sudan. — AP

Famine declared in part of South Sudan’s Unity state

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India capital chokes on toxic smog after Diwali

UNICEF says nearly three million people in Yemen are in need of immediate food supplies, while 1.5 million children suffer malnutrition, including 370,000 enduring very severe malnutrition that weakens their immune system. — AFP

Cholera outbreak hits war-torn Yemen: UNICEF

Members of a Palestinian family stand outside their house an impoverished area in the southern Gaza Strip city of Khan Yunis. — AFP

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A woman holds her child while waiting in a queue at one of the UNICEF nutrition clinics in Muna informal settlement, in the outskirts of Maiduguri capital of Borno State, northeastern Nigeria, in this file photo. — AFP

Northeast Nigeria food crisis could be worse than thought: UN

Nyabitu Saleh, left, 7 years old, next to her brother Mubarak, right, cry of fear while landing to Kodok, South Sudan, in a UN plane in this file photo. — AFP

‘World must focus on poorest children’

Dr. Abdullatif Bin Rashid Al-Zayani

Arab coalition hands over 52 child prisoners to Yemen

1 in 3 Syrian children know nothing but war: UNICEF

1 in 3 Syrian children know nothing but war: UNICEF

Murtaza Ahmadi, an Afghan Lionel Messi fan, shows a donated and signed shirt by Messi, in Kabul, Afghanistan, Thursday. — AP

Little Afghan Messi fan receives jerseys

This handout photograph taken on Tuesday and provided by Mai Life Magazine shows a nine-year old girl standing amongst the ruins of their destroyed home in the village of Ra after Cyclone Winston swept through the area. — AFP

10-month-old baby among those presumed dead in Fiji cyclone

The country director of the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Desmond Williams, left, the head of Liberia’s Ebola response, Tolbert Nyenswah, center, and WHO country representative, Dr. Alex Gasasira, right, hold up a certificate announcing an end to the latest flare-up of the Ebola virus, in Monrovia, Liberia,. — Reuters

Stigma stalks survivors — Worst Ebola outbreak that ravaged west Africa ends

For Ebola orphans returning to school remains a pipedream.

Ebola orphans struggle to resume their lives

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Hollywood celebrities speak out on migrant crisis

Actress Vanessa Redgrave, who spent her life and her fortune supporting left-wing causes, hails Angela Merkel for ‘doing the right thing’ by the migrants. — AFP

Mother courage — Star Redgrave lauds Merkel as a heroine for ‘doing the right thing’ on migrants

Syrian refugees walk into Turkey after breaking the border fence and crossing from Syria in Akcakale, Sanliurfa province, southeastern Turkey. — AP

Not all Syrians in Turkey ‘dying to travel to Europe’

A doctor with the Medecins sans Frontires (MSF) (Doctors Without Borders) charity examines one of Marceline Wanoua's two sons as they recover from malnutrition in hospital in Bambari, Central African Republic. — Reuters

Struggling to survive — Gun battles in CAR cripple access to healthcare

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Gum and roses: Syrian refugee children in sales, not schools

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Tendulkar bats for sanitation to save children

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KSA offers SR200m to UN agencies to carry out relief programs in Yemen