Pakistan's children face growing climate risks amid budget priorities debate
Maryam Nawaz
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistan's children are increasingly finding themselves on the frontline of climate change.
New UNICEF findings place the country among the world's most climate-vulnerable nations for children, warning that millions face overlapping threats from floods, droughts, extreme heat, unsafe water, and chronic malnutrition.
As the government rolls out its budget for the new fiscal year, experts are questioning whether enough resources are being directed toward safeguarding the country's future generation.
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