Joint NGO Statement on Yemen - 73rd UN General Assembly
A joint statement by international NGO's for the event of the 73rd UN General Assembly demanding a political solution that brings an end to the war in Yemen.
News type: Press release
Deadly Rebel Attack Underscores Difficulty of Containing Ebola in the DRC
Clashes between the national army and an armed group, which killed 18 people and injured 8 here over the weekend, have forced aid groups to suspend parts of the Ebola response, highlighting how difficult it is to contain the first outbreak of the deadly virus in a war zone.
Amid disastrous storms across the globe, concrete, gender-responsive solutions to climate impacts are needed by the G7
As G7 ministers prepare to discuss ridding the oceans of plastics, CARE is also calling on officials to dive deeper with climate change commitments to protect the most vulnerable, particularly women and girls.
VENEZUELA: Mismatched migration policies leave displaced people in dire conditions between borders
The international community urgently needs to step up funding and better coordinate their efforts to support hundreds of thousands of refugees from Venezuela, warns the aid organization CARE.
Steady increase in airstrikes forces more displacement and renews concerns about aid blockages
An increase in airstrikes in Hodeidah is instilling fear and terror in residents, many of whom are being forced to flee and leave their homes behind.
Care Prepares For Strongest Typhoon To Hit The Philippines This Year, Ready To Respond
CARE is closely monitoring the track of Mangkhut, and coordinating with its partner Cagayan Valley Disaster Response Center & Cordillera Disaster Response and Development Services.
Aid agency CARE International releases “Eight Years into Exile: Challenges and coping strategies of urban Syrian refugees and non-Syrian refugees in Jordan and impact on vulnerable host communities”
CARE study: Majority of Syrian and Iraqi refugees in Jordan living with less assistance, more debts.
Aid agencies call on world powers to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe in Idlib
Millions of civilians trapped in Idlib face the prospect of the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in Syria’s seven-year war, should there be a major military escalation in the country’s North West. Eight leading aid agencies are calling on world leaders meeting Friday to urgently work together to avoid this horrific scenario.
International organizations call for increased protection and support to civilians bearing the brunt of the conflict in the Lake Chad region
The nine-year long conflict in the Lake Chad Basin has dramatically affected the lives of more 10.7 million people who rely on humanitarian assistance to survive. The insurgency as well as military operations across the four countries have displaced 2.4 million people and left 5 million people food insecure, while significantly reducing economic activity.