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About 350 million children living in conflict areas around world

Injured children eastern Ghouta, Syria, (issued 09 February 2018).

Injured children eastern Ghouta, Syria, (issued 09 February 2018). Source: EPA

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The Save the Children charity organisation says about 350 million children around the world are now living in areas affected by conflict.

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