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13 months since the start of a horrific conflict, Sudan now faces the risk of further deterioration in crisis as fighting intensifies in El Fasher, North Darfur.

CARE is particularly concerned about the impacts on women and girls, who already face restrictions on their freedom, hindering their ability to access critical lifesaving services.

As tensions and airstrikes rise in Palestine's southernmost city, CARE's Secretary-General urges for the international community to halt what would be another catastrophic blow to a people already exhausted, starving and terrified.

In this breifing note released by humanitarian agencies with staff working in Gaza, the agencies state how majority of the pledged commitments of increased humanitarian access in the region have not been implemented, nor has a timeline for implementation…

The protracted 13-year conflict and the attendant economic crisis and loss of livelihoods for millions of Syrians, coupled with a three-year long drought impacting agricultural production, has left an unprecedented number of Syrians in need of aid.

Principals of the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC), including CARE's Secretary-General Sofia Sprechmann Sinero, warn that the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo is threatening to push the country to the brink of catastrophe.

CARE is joining the global outcry demanding that the imminent invasion of the city in the South of Gaza be immediately halted.

The grave findings of the latest Global Report on Food Crises reinforce the urgent need to integrate gender equaliy in the fight against hunger.

After 12 months of a devastating conflict, the pervasive use of sexual violence as a weapon of war is laid bare in a new advocacy brief issued today by CARE and partners.