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Ahead of World Humanitarian Day on August 19th, South Sudan continues to be the deadliest place for humanitarian aid workers, followed by Sudan, Somalia, and Ukraine.

Principals of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) plead to all parties to the conflict end the violence, urge the international community to increase support and renew their support to the people of Sudan.

In Niger, a country already affected by multiple crises, NGOs are warning that further instability could strongly deteriorate the living conditions of the most vulnerable, including women and children, and hamper the humanitarian response.

Many people in Lebanon, including refugees and migrant workers, are struggling to make ends meet due to a host of factors stemming from the financial ruin and complete economic decline worsened by the port explosion in 2020.

Six months after a series of earthquakes struck southern Türkiye and northwest Syria, families are struggling to rebuild their lives while coping with record-high temperatures that are further stretching limited water resources.

Typhoon Doksuri hit the Philippines today, unleashing flash floods, landslides, and widespread destruction that displaced over 44,000 families.

The crisis, which began on April 15, has led to widespread violence resulting in death, destruction, and displacement. More than 2.4 million people have been displaced within Sudan, and more than 730,000 have fled to neighboring countries.

We are extremely concerned about the ongoing targeting of civilian infrastructure, including of grain supplies in southern Ukraine, and Russia’s decision early last week to pull out of the Black Sea Grain initiative.

International non-governmental organizations (INGOs) working in Yemen are shocked and appalled by the murder of the World Food Programme (WFP) staff member - Moayad Hameidi - who was shot and killed in Al-Turbah, Taiz governorate.