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In 2012, it touched the lives of more than 125 million children worldwide.
Million children worldwide died before their fifth birthday in 2008;
It was estimated that some 1.2 million children worldwide fell victim to trafficking each year.
A recent ILO report on ending child labour in domestic work outlined the abuses suffered by more than 17 million children worldwide.
Two thirds of the 130 million children worldwide who are not in school are girls.
According to figures provided by the United Nations Children's Fund in 2010,more than half of the estimated 101 million children worldwide who are not enrolled in school are girls.
An estimated 150 million children worldwide are engaged in child labor.
According to UNICEF estimates, between 500 million and 1.5 billion children experience violence annually,and as many as 275 million children worldwide witness domestic violence.
UNESCO: More than 50 million children worldwide do not attend school because of the war.
The exact number is difficult to determine owing to the remoteness, informal character andmobility of the industry, but it is estimated that approximately 1 million children worldwide are involved in such activities.
Between 133 and 275 million children worldwide are estimated to witness domestic violence annually.
However, up to 140 million children under the age of five may still be living with dangerously low stores of vitamin A, and four million children worldwide exhibit signs of severe deficiency.
It is estimated that some 30 million children worldwide are the victims of traffickers, who almost invariably elude punishment.
WFP has a unique role to play regarding safety nets: school feeding programmes, which WFP implements with governments, United Nations andNGO partners, reach 26 million children worldwide.
We cannot simply accept the fact that 100 million children worldwide have no opportunity to attend school.
Some 150 million children worldwide are disabled, and most face some form of discrimination and neglect, including in the exercise of their right to education.
Each day, nearly 15,000 more are infected, as are 1,800 infants who contract the virus from their mothers during pregnancy or birth, or through breastfeeding.15 million children worldwide have lost one or both parents because of AIDS.
AIDS has already orphaned 14 million children worldwide-- a number that is expected to exceed 25 million by 2010.
Alarmed that globally and in some regions immunization coverage has increased only marginally since the early 1990s, andthat in 2003 more than 27 million children worldwide were not immunized during their first year of life;
An estimated 700 million children worldwide- about 40% of all children- are exposed to second-hand tobacco smoke at home 19.
The non-governmental organization Education Above All had been established to protect the right to education inareas threatened by conflict, and the Teach A Child initiative provided high quality primary education to the over 61 million children worldwide who were deprived of their basic right to education.
UNICEF estimated that in 2007, 1.1 million children worldwide were held in detention as a result of juvenile justice processes.
In 2007, an estimated 15 million children worldwide had lost one or both parents to AIDS; nearly 12 million of them live in sub-Saharan Africa.
Many efforts to address children's needs remain small-scale, even thoughmore than 16 million children worldwide have been orphaned due to AIDS and millions more experience daily vulnerability as a result of the epidemic.
However, nearly 20 million children worldwide continue to be severely malnourished and suffer from various preventable diseases that will undoubtedly affect their survival and rob them of their full potential.
As stressed by the International Labour Organization in the 2013 report Marking progress against child labour-- Global estimates and trends 2000-2012,168 million children worldwide are involved in exploitative work; almost half of them are of primary school age and more than 11 million are girls involved in domestic work, often exposed to excessive working hours and hazardous tasks, as well as to violence, abuse and exploitation.
The ILO estimates that one million children worldwide are involved in mining and quarrying, and often with little or no pay; UNEP estimates put that number at between one million and two million. .
It is also estimated that 100 million children worldwide have disabilities, many of which have been caused by armed conflicts and political violence.
It was estimated that over 1 million children worldwide were deprived of liberty, and not much was known about the profile of children in detention.
It was estimated that 100 million children worldwide had disabilities, often caused by armed conflicts and political violence.