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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.

As Sunday marks six months since the start of the devastating conflict in Gaza, CARE is gravely concerned about increasing deaths from illness, injuries, and hunger.

Estimates suggest that severe malnutrition threatens at least 730,000 children in Sudan. With an ongoing conflict, millions of people continue to face hunger, pushing them on the brink of famine.

Haitians across the capital city of Port-au-Prince face a multi-dimensional crisis with displacement, hunger, and acute health risks, along with the near constant fear of injury, rape, physical violence, and loss of life.

From early marriage to food insecurity, Yemeni women and girls have suffered the most after nearly a decade of conflict.

The Integrated Food Security and Nutrition Phase Classification (IPC) report paints an extraordinarily dire picture of extreme hunger, malnutrition, and desperation in Gaza.

Increasing protection for women and girls as well as access to food, water, and health services are the most urgent needs

As the Syria conflict enters its 13th year, the humanitarian situation across the country continues to worsen, with more than 70 percent of the population in need of assistance.