My sincere condolences to the families and colleagues of the seven World Central Kitchen staff killed while they were trying to get critical food and aid to people starving in Gaza.

Our teams in South Sudan work tirelessly to ensure that children’s rights are realized. Their efforts inspire me and make me grateful to be part of the @Save_Children global community.

#MondayMotivation

Nine years of war in Yemen has left more than 18 million people in desperate need of protection and life-saving assistance.

Children continue to suffer the effects of conflict and what they need most now is peace.

#BREAKING : The more than one million children trapped in #Gaza have been granted the hope of a brief respite today following the UN Security Council’s vote to pass a temporary ceasefire resolution.
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As this year’s #CSW68 comes to an end we need to remember that girls rights lead to thriving societies.

It was a pleasure to meet with our female colleagues in #SouthSudan and hear about the ways they are advocating for their rights, and the rights of their children.

Great to meet with @MBarends3 in #SouthSudan . Appreciate the strong collaboration with #ECW to ensure all children can receive quality education.

These children have witnessed horrors no child should ever have to face. Their stories are heart-breaking, but their resilience left me in awe.

We need to #StopTheWarOnChildren .

Due to the crisis, millions of children have fled their homes in Sudan and continue to cross the border into South Sudan. I had the opportunity to share with Al Jazeera World how this situation needs the world’s attention and support.

It’s been almost a year since the conflict in Sudan erupted, and over 570,000 people have sought refuge in #SouthSudan .

Visiting one of the transit centers in Renk that continues to see over 1000 new arrivals every day.

Superb to start my visit to #SouthSudan by meeting with members of the Child Rights Coalition. It was encouraging to hear from a group of leaders committed to ensuring that children’s rights are protected.

The situation for the children of #SouthSudan is incredibly alarming, with over 75% of the population in need of humanitarian assistance.
Looking forward to spending time with children, colleagues Save the Children South Sudan🇸🇸 , and partners to better understand their realities.

Children and families are just weeks away from famine.

It’s essential that we have an immediate, definitive ceasefire and unfettered humanitarian access.

#CeasefireNOW

Congratulations Rajat Khosla on your appointment as PMNCH Executive Director.
Looking forward to collaborating and ensuring health for all women, adolescents, and children.
#HealthForAll

Achieving gender equality is crucial for a sustainable future for all.

As this year’s #CSW68 gets underway, we need to focus on providing equal opportunities for girls to learn, earn and lead.

#GenderEquality

The power of girl-led movements can’t be underestimated.

We’re proud to be partnering together with the @LEGO-Group & The LEGO Foundation to launch the #GirlsUnstoppable Initiative. This project will be empowering 10,000 girls across multiple countries to advocate for their rights.

This #InternationalWomensDay meet some of the girls that are fighting for a better and more equal world.

We need to invest in gender equality so girls have equal opportunities to thrive!

#IWD2024

Nearly all children in Gaza are at imminent risk of famine.

We need unfettered humanitarian access and a definitive #CeasefireNOW .

Tomorrow, ahead of #IWD2024 , we’re having an important discussion on the value of investing in girl-led movements.

Register below.

All children have the right to be protected from conflict.

We need to #StopTheWarOnChildren .

Last year I had the privilege of visiting #Ukraine and experiencing our Save the Children in Ukraine team's important work.

Children in Ukraine have endured 2 long years of violence & destruction. We need unhindered humanitarian access to support families affected by this crisis.