Darien Gap: Children Migrants Crossing the 'Donkey Route' Surges, Says UNICEF

United Nations Alarmed by Surge of Child Migrants Crossing the Darien Gap

More than 30,000 children have crossed the Darién Gap between Panama and Colombia in the first four months of this year, a 40% increase from last year. Many face robbery, extortion, and sexual abuse by criminal gangs, according to UNICEF and MSF.

Haiti: UNICEF's Container Carrying Essential Items Babies, Mothers for Looted in Port-au-Prince

In Port-au-Prince, a container with vital supplies for newborns and mothers, like resuscitators, was looted Saturday, UNICEF reported. Gang violence and a worsening humanitarian crisis compound the situation in Haiti's capital.
Dominican Republic Deported 1,800 Children to Haiti, Says UNICEF

Dominican Republic Deported 1,800 Children to Haiti, Says UNICEF

The Dominican Republic is stepping up efforts to expel Haitians fleeing their country. However, UNICEF reported that these expelled Haitians include over a thousand children.
Coronavirus Pandemic Overwhelms Brazilian City Of Manaus

UNICEF Stockpiles Syringes in Preparation for COVID-19 Vaccine

UNICEF, the United Nations' children's agency, announced Monday that it is stockpiling hundreds of millions of syringes as part of their preparation for a COVID-19 vaccine.

Are Young People Less Likely to Catch Covid-19? One-Third of the Youth in Latin America and the Caribbean Think So

UNICEF study shows a third of the youth in Latin America and the Caribbean feel they are not at risk of COVID-19 infection.

Iconic "Bond" actor Sir Roger Moore dead at 89

Roger Moore played the debonair super spy for twelve years.

Homicides Among Brazilian Youth on the Rise: Report

Brazil, the largest South American and Portuguese-speaking country, has doubled the murder rate of its young in the past 20 years. Approximately 28 Brazilian children and adolescents are murdered every day.

Microsoft Employees Raise Record-Breaking $113 Million for Nonprofit Organizations in 2013

It has been a record-breaking 2013 for Microsoft as the Surface company raised millions for nonprofit organizations.

'La Reina del Sur' Star Helps Latino Organizations Spread Awareness About Human Trafficking

Kate del Castillo, the phenomenal Mexican actress, who convincingly played the role of Teresa Mendoza on La Reina del Sur, (The Queen of the South) has decided to use her star power for good and assist Latin American organizations in the fight against human trafficking through an informative documentary produced by the Esclavos Invisibles (Invisible Slaves) campaign.
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