@UNICEF Representative, Mozambique
Republic of Mozambique
Joined April 2012
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Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
As crianças querem um mundo onde os seus direitos sejam respeitados e cumpridos.
Hoje, #DiaMundialdaCriança, e todos os dias:
Vamos ouvir.
Vamos agir.
Vamos defender os direitos de cada criança.
#WorldChildrensDay
ALT Um grupo de crianças a sorrir e a fazerem gestos com as suas mãos.
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
“The impact of #CycloneJude on hundreds of thousands of children & families already reeling from cyclones Chido & Dikeledi is proving devastating. UNICEF, partners & Government are working to respond and meet the needs of those affected" - @mleagleton.
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unicef.org/mozambique/en/pre…
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
.#CicloneJude em #Moçambique: Chefe de Comunicação do @UNICEF_Moz descreve devastação e riscos para crianças. @guy_taylor destacou preocupação com inundações e doenças mortais nas províncias de Nampula e Zambézia.
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
“Why rush to marry our girls? Let them study” – Mariana Abacar, who sensitizes her community about the negative consequences of #ChildMarriage in Nampula, Mozambique.
If all girls continued on to higher education, the level of child marriage would likely drop by more than 80%.
ALT A woman wearing a purple burka smiles looking at the camera.
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
ALT UNICEF is deeply concerned by a recent spike in abduction of children by non-state armed groups (NSAGs) in Cabo Delgado province in northern Mozambique. This includes the reported abduction by NSAGs of seven boys in Mocimboa da Praia, Cabo Delgado province, which reportedly occurred on 23rd January. UNICEF calls for the immediate release and handover to civil authorities of the abducted children, and for an immediate cessation of the abduction, recruitment and use of children, all of which constitute grave violations of children’s rights. Abducted children are often forced to serve in combat and non-combat roles, putting their safety and wellbeing at grave risk. In response to the increase in abductions, UNICEF and partners are reinforcing child protection activities in impacted areas, seeking to prevent recruitment and use. Additional support is urgently needed for these critical yet underfunded efforts.
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
UNICEF Mozambique Representative @mleagleton, joins @ajenglish to discuss UNICEF’s efforts to assist children & families in Mozambique following #CycloneChido.👇
youtube.com/watch?v=aeax6COL…
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
Heavy rains, floods or bad roads will not deter us. With unwavering commitment, we continue with our partners to provide lifesaving assistance to every child in Sudan.
#EveryDayCounts
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
After more than 15 months of war in #Sudan, a catastrophic combination of conflict, displacement & humanitarian access constraints has resulted in famine in a camp sheltering hundreds of thousands of displaced people in Sudan’s North Darfur.
👇🏿Read more:
unicef.org/press-releases/fa…
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
Sudan is seeing the biggest child displacement crisis in the world. Millions of children are malnourished. The world needs to pay attention to what is happening to children here.
@unicefchief reflects on her recent trip to Sudan with an urgent plea to stop the violence.
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
The biggest hunger crisis in the world is unfolding in Sudan and the high risk of famine persists across the Gaza Strip. @GeoffRBennett discussed the latest with @unicefchief.
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Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
In Port Sudan, I met some amazing girls today who had fled fighting in Khartoum.
They are refusing to give up on their dreams of becoming doctors, lawyers, pilots and teachers.
They are the future of #Sudan. We cannot let them down.
#WithTheChildrenOfSudan
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
Dreams are being destroyed in Darfur, Sudan.
Here is Magfera's story.
Dreams are being destroyed in Darfur, Sudan.
Magfera, 17, wanted to be a doctor. But the ongoing war has taken away her family and the future she had planned. This is her story.
UNICEF is providing essential support to children but they need a ceasefire. uni.cf/45aeweR
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
“Basic services, such as water and healthcare, are at risk of being disrupted. The conflict over the Golo water reservoir - which serves as one of the primary water sources for an estimated 270,000 people in the city and nearby communities - is putting it at high risk of being damaged or destroyed.
“Water is basic for survival and cannot be denied.”
@AdeleKhodr, UNICEF Regional Director, on the escalation of violence in #Sudan’s El Fasher
Read full statement:
bit.ly/3wXSaAs
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
Sudan is facing the biggest child displacement crisis in the world, with over 1.7 million people fleeing to neighboring countries. @UNICEF's @aisabar reports from Adré, where @UNICEFChad is doing everything possible to provide essential aid.
How to help: bit.ly/3JL49Ee
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
"The threat of an imminent military attack on El Fasher, a city sheltering at least 500K people displaced by violence elsewhere, risks a catastrophic escalation, endangering lives & wellbeing of 750K children in El Fasher & potentially millions more."
👉unicef.org/sudan/press-relea…
Mary Louise Eagleton retweeted
Link to MERIP's ENTIRE issue.With analysis from the brilliant Edward Thomas, the inspirational Rabab Elnaiem and Raduan Ali, and my long time, dear friends Nada Ali and Azza Abdel Aziz. All representing the enduring legacy and voices of the Revolution.
merip.org/magazine/310/
