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Somalia remains on the cusp of famine as a sixth failed rain season is projected.

The ten most under-reported humanitarian crises in 2022 were all in Africa, according to CARE’s annual “Breaking the Silence” report. The report highlights the crises which received the least media attention over the course of the year.

CARE International is relieved by the United Nations Security Council vote to maintain humanitarian assistance for more than four million Syrians in the Northwest of the country.

On 10 January 2023, the UNSC will vote on UN cross-border aid into Syria through the Bab al-Hawa crossing on the border with Turkey. Failure to renew this would cut off the lifeline for over 4.6 million people in Northwest Syria.

As Ukrainians face the prospect of having to live through the worst winter in thirty years without heat or electricity, thousands more may be forced to flee the country.

The latest food classification report projects famine in parts of Somalia in 2023 unless the international community increases its support now.

The decision should facilitate faster delivery of humanitarian aid to millions of people in a time of unprecedented need

The eruption has devastated surrounding communities in the East Java province as almost 2,000 residents have been evacuated from the affected area.

Families in two of the hardest-hit areas will receive emergency supplies, such as mattresses to help cope with the devastating losses caused by the earthquake.