Synonyms for unicef
ˈyu nəˌsɛfunicef

Princeton's WordNet

1. United Nations Children's Fund, United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, UNICEFnoun

   an agency of the United Nations responsible for programs to aid education and the health of children and mothers in developing countries

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1. • United Nations Agency

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1. UNICEF

   Synonyms:
   United Nations' Childrens Fund

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1. Anthony Lake:

   Our immediate thoughts are with the families of the four staff members who were killed and with those who were injured. All of us at UNICEF are deeply saddened and deeply angered.

2. Sheema Sen Gupta:

   On the eve of Eid Al-Adha and as Iraqis mourn this sad moment, UNICEF calls for all actors in Iraq to work together towards a safer Iraq where children do not have to live in fear and where they enjoy their very basic activities and rights.

3. Claudia Cappa:

   UNICEF is working with partners all over the world to implement a number of measures, with an emphasis on placing children themselves at the center of this change by supporting children to speak up against violence in schools and to learn themselves how to treat each other with kindness and respect, we are witnessing in many places around the world a bigger recognition of school violence being a problem.

4. Khala Ahmed:

   My husband was very upset after seeing a UNICEF documentary about the war in Syria, he wanted to fight Bashar. My husband sold our house and all our things for us to leave. He used to be a normal man, worked in telecommunications. But he made a mind change.

5. Catherine Russell:

   In just a few weeks, the war has wrought such devastation for Ukraine’s children, children urgently need peace and protection. They need their rights. UNICEF continues to appeal for an immediate cease-fire and for the protection of children from harm. Essential infrastructure on which children depend, including hospitals, schools and buildings sheltering civilians, must never come under attack.