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CARE International strongly condemns the recent upsurge in violence in Gaza and the violations of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights Law by all parties to the conflict, as evidenced by recent reports of the bombing of civilian population,…

Emergency supplies sent to the thousands of Nepalese affected include food and hygiene items and shelter kits

A CARE analysis, for the first time, highlights a global link between gender inequality and food insecurity: 2021 data from 109 countries shows that as gender inequality goes up, food security goes down.

After the tragic explosion in Beirut's port in 2020, Lebanon is still recovering from the material and psychological damages of the incident while facing the COVID-19 and Ukraine war social and economic impacts

Humanitarian organizations in Yemen urge all parties to the conflict to adhere to and extend the agreement to protect civilians across the country and allow them to rebuild and recover their lives.

CARE International welcomes the news that the first shipment of blockaded grain has officially left port of Odesa, an important step towards mitigating hunger for an estimated 50 million people worldwide on the brink of famine

As the Humanitarian Senior Officials Meeting takes place today in Brussels, the Confederation emphasizes the critical importance of sustained humanitarian assistance to all war-affected people in Ukraine, especially women and girls

Colombia ranks third as a receiving country for migrants and refugees worldwide. In 2023 at least 2.9 million migrants are expected to pursure permanent status. Of these, at least 80% are considered to be in need of humanitarian assistance or…