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The latest news and blogs about Humanity & Inclusion's work and our projects around the world.

An HI deminer is clearing a plot of land identified as contaminated with explosive devices. He is standing and holding a detector.

Lebanon joins the Ottawa Treaty: a strong signal for the protection of civilians 21/05/26

On 1 May 2026, Lebanon deposited its instrument of ratification of the Mine Ban Treaty with the United Nations, thereby becoming the 162nd State Party to this historic treaty.

Lebanon

A HI deminer testing his material in Mount Lebanon

HI Clearance Operation in Mount Lebanon 21/05/26

Beside responding to the current crisis, Humanity & Inclusion continues clearance operations in Lebanon.

Lebanon

A close-up of a woman holding a large physiotherapy ball in her hands. We can make out the shoulders of another woman, seen from behind, as she hands it to her.

Survival: the lives of people displaced by violence in Haiti 21/05/26

Marie Danielle Benoît is a very active and committed woman who lost everything in the crisis currently affecting Haiti. But she remains hopeful and, with Humanity & Inclusion’s help, is gradually rebuilding her life.

Haiti

A one-legged man is sitting on a pile of belongings, in a space cluttered with fabrics, bags and other objects. Behind him, leaning against a brick wall, are two new crutches.

In Haiti, Wadson’s dreams were shattered by gang violence 21/05/26

Now an amputee, Wadson lives in extremely precarious conditions. Humanity & Inclusion has provided him with crutches and physiotherapy sessions so that he can walk again and begin to rebuild his life.

Haiti

Two people wearing protective helmets, vests, and metal detectors are inspecting an open, dry outdoor area with low vegetation. Marker stakes are visible, indicating a technical work zone.

HI launches demining operations in Yemen 21/05/26

Humanity & Inclusion (HI)'s Explosive Disposal Manager Loedwig Voges oversees HI teams who safely remove explosive hazards so that civilians can live without the constant fear of an accident. He explains HI’s work

Yemen

Portrait of a smiling woman wearing a latex glove and a HI jacket, holding a large yellow physiotherapy ball.

For Stéphania, being a physiotherapist is both a vocation and a vision for the future 21/05/26

Stéphania Saint-Val is a physiotherapist in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Driven by a desire to help, she works with displaced people with professionalism and compassion.

Haiti

Portrait of a smiling man wearing work gloves and a HI jacket. Behind him, one can make out a room where a group of people are chatting and where laundry is drying.

Stanley, physiotherapist: I want to become one of the pioneers of rehabilitation in Haiti 08/05/26

Stanley Paulin is a physiotherapist in Port-au-Prince, where he works with displaced people. Driven by his commitment and determination, he looks back on his journey and his hopes.

Haiti

Caption: Tamara Plokha, Deputy Director of Kamyanske Higher Vocational School, highlights the importance of systematic mine safety and conflict preparedness sessions for students. Dnipro, November 2025. © L. Hutsul / HI

Risk education for youth should be mandatory 08/05/26

Tamara Plokha, Director of Kamyanske Higher Vocational School in Ukraine: «We need to educate teenagers on explosive ordnance risks.

Ukraine

Ukraine: From Emergency Aid to Long-Term Recovery 08/05/26

In southeastern Ukraine, there is an urgent demand for psychological care, rehabilitation, and individualised support.

Ukraine

A person is sitting in a wheelchair outdoors, wearing a purple jacket and a scarf on their head. The wheelchair is on a paved surface. A person standing is leaning toward the person in the wheelchair and holding their elbow. In the background, there is a blue tent, clothes hanging on lines, and a palm tree, all under a clear sky.

Lebanon: People with disabilities, forgotten victims of the crisis 08/05/26

Thousands of Lebanese forced to flee their homes. People with disabilities are the hardest hit, and the least assisted, Humanity & Inclusion states in its report Leaving No One Behind.

Lebanon

A person is sitting on a tricycle outdoors. They have both hands on a manual crank-and-chain mechanism located at the front of the tricycle. A baby is seated behind them in the tricycle. The person is wearing a patterned sleeveless top and has their hair tied back. The background shows a wooden building with vertical planks and a stone wall, in a rural setting with grass on the ground.

DRC: a tricycle provided by HI changes Dorica's life 08/05/26

After fleeing the violence in Kashuga, Dorica, a mother, found refuge in Sake. Thanks to Humanity & Inclusion’s support, she has regained her mobility and a source of income for her family.

Democratic Republic of Congo

A person is walking along a dirt path, leaning on two long wooden crutches held on either side of their body. The person is wearing a jacket, a striped shirt, pants, and green rubber boots, as well as a hat. The path winds through a landscape lined with trees and plants. On the left side of the image, a white vehicle is partially visible, parked along the path. In the background, another person is visible behind the person.

At 99, Léo, displaced by war, is walking again 08/05/26

Léo Kuvirhe, aged 99, fled the violence in eastern DRC to seek refuge in Kitshanga. Thanks to the support from Humanity & Inclusion, he has regained his mobility and independence.

Democratic Republic of Congo

Two women are sitting opposite each other in a room, talking. They are each holding pictures in their hands.

HI psychologists support people affected by violence in North Kivu 08/05/26

Forced displacement, violence, abuses: the people of North Kivu are subjected to extreme levels of stress. Humanity & Inclusion's psychologists help them cope with shock and trauma.