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In August 2020, Zeina was head of the Humanity & Inclusion (HI) emergency team in Beirut. One year after the blast, she describes the current situation in Beirut.

After stepping on an explosive device, 16-year-old Alima undergoes rehabilitation sessions with Humanity & Inclusion ( HI) 's specialists to facilitate her recovery.

Humanity & Inclusion's rehabilitation team reflects on the progress made in 2021 and provides updates from the UK Emergency Medical Team (UKEMT).

A violent incident cost Hervé his right leg, but with support from Humanity & Inclusion (HI), the 26-year-old proudly stands on two feet again.

Widespread starvation and volatile conditions continue to overwhelm the people of Tigray, Ethiopia. Humanity & Inclusion (HI) reveals its four-sector intervention plan.

Russian President Putin and US President Biden met on Wednesday 16 June in Geneva. Humanity & Inclusion (HI) reminds that Russia and the US are among the main perpetrators of civilian harm caused by airstrikes.

A current fuel shortage aggravates the humanitarian situation and complicate humanitarian aid in Yemen. Humanity & Inclusion (HI)'s country Director for Yemen Caroline Dauber explains the desperate situation for civilians.

Gaza has been seriously impacted by the 11-day bombing last May during the conflict with Israel. Amal, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) staff in Gaza, shares her hopes and experiences for the humanitarian challenges to come.

More than 80 million in the world are forcibly displaced, according to the last figures of the United Nations refugee agency

As food insecurity in Madagascar intensifies, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) uses stimulation therapy and food aid to prevent long-term disabilities in malnourished children.

Humanity & Inclusion (HI) launched its weapons clearance operations in Laos in June 1996. Twenty-five years on, the organisation continues to help decontaminate the country.

Over a million people in Ethiopia are suffering in the midst of a violent crisis. Humanity & Inclusion's team in Ethiopia are provide aid and support to those who are most affected.

Kotime and her mother are described as lionesses. With help from Humanity & Inclusion (HI), they have braved disability, war, exodus and rejection by their family to fight for a better life.