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UNICEF statement on new reports of children killed and injured by airstrikes in Myanmar

"UNICEF calls on all parties to the conflict to uphold their obligations under international humanitarian law. Children must be protected at all times."

UNICEF Geneva Palais briefing note: The impact of the earthquake in Myanmar on children

This is a summary of what was said by UNICEF’s Deputy Representative, Julia Rees – to whom quoted text may be attributed – on the current situation in Myanmar at today’s Palais briefing.

Children and families take shelter in makeshift outdoor spaces in Mandalay, Myanmar, following the devastating 7.7 magnitude earthquake that struck on 28 March 2025.

Millions of children at grave risk following Myanmar’s deadliest earthquake in decades

UNICEF calls for urgent response as homes, schools, hospitals and critical infrastructure have sustained severe damage.

A building in Myanmar showing visible signs of destruction, with collapsed walls and debris, caused by a powerful earthquake.

Urgent need to protect children amid escalating conflict in Myanmar

Statement attributable to UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Ted Chaiban

Seven years after forced mass displacement of Rohingya from Myanmar, deadly attacks on children continue in Rakhine State

Seven years after hundreds of thousands of Rohingya people fled violence and persecution in Myanmar, conflict continues to intensify in Rakhine State.

Noor Karima, 10, lives in Camp 24 in the Leda Rohingya refugee camps in Teknaf, Cox’s Bazar, and studies in fourth grade at the learning centre. She and her other friends are upset because their classes are close due to Cyclone Mocha.

Children and teachers killed in air strikes on schools in eastern Myanmar

Statement by Debora Comini, UNICEF Regional Director for East Asia and the Pacific

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