Thousands of children in Gaza have been forced to take on adult responsibilities such as providing food for family.
Gaza’s ‘lost generation’ lose childhood to family care roles
Thousands of children in Gaza have been forced to take on adult responsibilities such as providing food, water and caring for family members injured by Israeli attacks. The UN says this ‘lost generation’ of children needs urgent help to get over the trauma of war.
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