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Farhan summarized the report's key points: the global total represents a reduction of more than 20,000,000 children since 2020, reversing an earlier increase, but the world has missed its target (noted as \"02/2025\" in the briefing). He said agriculture remains the largest sector for child labor, accounting for about 61 percent of cases, followed by services such as domestic work and market selling, then industry including mining and manufacturing.

The briefing noted the report is available online and tied the subject to the International Day of Play, observed that day with the theme \"Choose Play Every Day,\" emphasizing the importance of play for children's development.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","SG/Vatican, Occupied Palestinian Territory - Daily Press Briefing (11 June 2025) | United Nations","oneSentenceSummary","The International Labour Organization and UNICEF released a report showing about 138 million children in child labor in 2024, including roughly 54 million in hazardous work; the report notes a net reduction since 2020 but missed a 2025 target.","taxTitle","United Nations","taxId",77382,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":56,"_72":56,"_73":56},6529941,"UN says Kharkiv struck overnight; civilians, including children, were killed and infrastructure damaged",110,347000,457000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3771728-e3b01b0422ea1cea8d5d1da1279f96b6&start=347&end=457","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3771728-e3b01b0422ea1cea8d5d1da1279f96b6/thumbnail_347000.jpg","/articles/6529941/UN-says-Kharkiv-struck-overnight-civilians-including-children-were-killed-and-infrastructure-damaged","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6529941-1aaad0c5bc5db283cd822edd5e4cf9a4/orig.mp4?Expires=1771140617&Signature=BJ7r6cbl-fV-kCi1JVySJENbhvEME7UA03C00Ob4tAhYBOwg7~-6WrLch~MfrmnpynfgLh9~A4d-Hq2lESB1OaQ5FY2~bjEfwmuqeXZf7wDo~NYLGKRNyF1KcX0vbtC7ER8QZax3vfimJLCniY501RqkdWNaXi5YnTACZKnSkIo19sX6WIaeu2DgGBYSOl8GvnrVwu1XLkXGPox1Hi~~flthUBpo8VpICeGVrHUV83wELDlnm~r72XiGIXMiDKZkMe0AT4TpBV-SsXe1uhUlnE08jctozQFX0xeaaCUVfeV-heiaQF96TdynXwuSc~yYiMZgYy9H3K0zYr6ttpttsA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Farhan said the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported that Kharkiv came under attack overnight, with local authorities reporting civilian deaths and injuries, including children.

He said humanitarian partners report extensive damage: dozens of residential buildings, a school, playgrounds and public and private transport were damaged. He added that humanitarian partners provided first aid, shelter materials and psychosocial support.

Farhan said authorities announced mandatory evacuations of civilians — particularly families with children — from seven more villages in the Kharkiv region and that between January and April nearly 200 humanitarian organizations reached more than 530,000 people in the region with at least one type of assistance, including aid for roughly 94,000 internally displaced people.","The UN reported attacks on Kharkiv that killed and injured civilians and damaged residential buildings, schools and transport; mandatory evacuations were ordered for additional villages in the region.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":56,"_72":56,"_73":56},6529947,"UN agencies report sharp rise in internal displacement in Haiti, now about 1.3 million",133,459000,592000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3771728-e3b01b0422ea1cea8d5d1da1279f96b6&start=459&end=592","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3771728-e3b01b0422ea1cea8d5d1da1279f96b6/thumbnail_459000.jpg","/articles/6529947/UN-agencies-report-sharp-rise-in-internal-displacement-in-Haiti-now-about-13-million","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6529947-6bb44d3cedda269f545da64c43d632c5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771140617&Signature=Kgg0-VpnaoL8oIW5i-0RJlRICPbNtKZ~5n2aOqiTI73QxZOZbR1L6LsISNthcWAKVTS6zkTdzlDPyJ8kct1DVUrUsfPo2P8JUwKpx7v6i48ectatQR1BXLouheioKRsZ8pZlb5FyIpWsHhzoRr~MjRgKX6n9tUgu5vY8i2aKd2P8Xm52Fnm3lZFwrlXKlu8Bncp3TWw0WrFGZmiQOHv0wzVKsXCZYCNQnMlPtg1ZY3p2WeLoCb0lvIK6sbJBbYAVlCo3MTo~OX~DL6gt3~3WVwQ1MhR2SEmYT3RjxmbJKKUZL-fJMOzwHUVKlb0RnQf0p12Kfo9z57HOn4WBUTzjwA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At the press briefing, Farhan said colleagues at the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs and the International Organization for Migration have reported a steep rise in internal displacement in Haiti, with nearly 1,300,000 people now displaced across the country.

Farhan said the figure represents a roughly 24% increase since December 2024 and is the highest recorded number of people displaced by violence in Haiti. He said Port‑au‑Prince remains the epicenter of armed group violence but that violence has expanded into other regions, notably the Centre and Artibonite departments.

The briefing included department‑level details: the Centre department’s displaced population more than doubled from about 68,000 in December 2024 to more than 140,000; Artibonite saw more than 90,000 people displaced since December; and the North department experienced an increase of nearly 80% in displaced persons. Farhan said displaced families often settle in informal sites or stay with host families with limited access to basic services; 83% of displaced people are hosted by families.

Farhan described how IOM has scaled up operations in metropolitan Port‑au‑Prince, reaching over 20,000 people with essential household items, delivering 3,000,000 liters of clean water, and providing basic health care to 6,000 people. He said mental health and psychosocial support had been extended to more than 88,500 people.

OCHA warned that the deterioration in displacement is occurring while humanitarian access is increasingly restricted and funding remains critically low, and Farhan said the UN has stressed urgent support is needed to prevent deeper crisis and additional pressure on overstretched communities.","UN briefing cited new IOM and OCHA data showing a 24% increase in internal displacement in Haiti since December 2024 and rapid growth in informal displacement sites, especially in the Centre department.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_47":104,"_49":105,"_51":106,"_53":107,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":108,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":109,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":56,"_72":56,"_73":56},6529951,"UN says humanitarian access to Gaza remains insufficient as WFP deliveries fall short",1299,85000,1384000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3771728-e3b01b0422ea1cea8d5d1da1279f96b6&start=85&end=1384","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3771728-e3b01b0422ea1cea8d5d1da1279f96b6/thumbnail_85000.jpg","/articles/6529951/UN-says-humanitarian-access-to-Gaza-remains-insufficient-as-WFP-deliveries-fall-short","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6529951-52637bdd7e09a99cfb9d86bb99551fc8/orig.mp4?Expires=1771140617&Signature=RA-RmTJcBMGp7uq-gKdItHBJMDVcXfiJHiAeywhy9YkTCbEzOp30C6SWu4NskwsZlms8D6TzWYmkcUDH6~Y10axLYTLpox4KkkX7BfVxR9Nwu8WyZaEuRUMQ~e3MzofLAzTDFOvJNF4zJSmHcLck3Mef1ESfDwjz7BHTWz9BxQF6jG3hYN8c2buxtYqeE3jifCWaYV89jnjWz1cEezBVxP2fX-IQuD5Bfjdb4a9AVkmzLmfLPwEcAxBf2FE4P2cyrfENy5F2h1ocC9u5ebHegr6tCbVGCDzdxHjh2nffdr1JsXl5vg3n8UL1X-PIc-SVljUSlwHmYRH69hx4kAj0CA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Farhan, a UN spokesperson, said the office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs continues to receive reports of people being killed and injured while trying to access food in the Gaza Strip and warned that people across Gaza are at risk of famine.

\"No one should be forced to risk their lives to receive aid,\" Farhan said, citing repeated denials and delays from Israeli authorities that have restricted humanitarian movements. He said that between April 13 and the Monday before the briefing, 29 of 35 attempts to access available stocks of fuel at Rafa were denied, and that a mission that morning had also been denied.

Farhan gave WFP delivery figures to illustrate the shortfall. \"As of June 10, WFP has transported over 700 trucks of aid to the Karem Shalom border crossing point,\" he said, adding that while the trucks carried over 11,000 metric tons of food, only about 6,000 metric tons had entered Gaza — \"enough to support fewer than 300,000 people for a month with minimal daily food requirements\" for a population of about 2,100,000.

He warned that the shortage of accessible fuel is forcing health, water and sanitation facilities to shut down and that vaccines require fuel for cold‑chain systems. He also said the collapse of telecommunications and emergency communications would cripple life‑saving coordination and prevent affected communities from receiving critical information.

Reporters pressed the spokesperson on alternatives. Amelie asked for clarification that the 700‑truck figure covered the period since the May 19 reopening of the crossing; Farhan confirmed that it did. Another reporter, Gabriel, asked whether the UN would refuse to participate in a restrictive aid plan unless a minimum number of trucks were allowed; Farhan responded, \"We will not keep food from people if we can get it to them. They need it to live. And denying food from people ensures the chance that many of them will die. So that is not a gamble we're going to take.\"

Farhan said the UN has called repeatedly for more crossing points to be opened and for permissions to facilitate humanitarian relief. He noted the World Health Organization and partners continue to sound the alarm over shrinking access to remaining health care facilities, naming Al Amal and Al Nasr hospitals in Khan Yunis as particularly affected. He said Al Amal, while partially functioning, is unable to accept new patients.

The briefing emphasized both operational constraints — denied permissions for convoys and fuel — and humanitarian consequences: insufficient food, mounting displacement, and risks to health services. The UN said it will continue to press authorities and to coordinate with partners to deliver aid where possible.","At a UN press briefing, the spokesperson said repeated denials and delays have limited life‑saving supplies to Gaza; the World Food Programme transported some 700 trucks to the border since May 19 but only a fraction entered Gaza.","actionData","errors"]

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UN agencies report nearly 138 million children in child labor in 2024; hazardous work remains widespread

UN says Kharkiv struck overnight; civilians, including children, were killed and infrastructure damaged

UN agencies report sharp rise in internal displacement in Haiti, now about 1.3 million

UN says humanitarian access to Gaza remains insufficient as WFP deliveries fall short