Russia and the United States: Main perpetrators of civilian harm caused by airstrikes 22/06/21
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.
- International
Yemen: Prolonged fuel shortages have become a key driver of the largest humanitarian crisis 21/06/21
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.
- Yemen
Gaza: “The population is still in shock” 21/06/21
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.
- Occupied Palestinian Territory
More and more people are forcibly displaced from home 18/06/21
More than 80 million in the world are forcibly displaced, according to the last figures of the United Nations refugee agency
- International
Famine risks childhood development in Madagascar 18/06/21
As food insecurity in Madagascar intensifies, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) uses stimulation therapy and food aid to prevent long-term disabilities in malnourished children.
- Madagascar
25 years of weapons clearance activities in Laos 18/06/21
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.
- Laos
Humanitarian crisis worsens in Tigray, Ethiopia 18/06/21
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.
- Ethiopia
Growing up with a disability in a context of insecurity 11/06/21
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.
- Burkina Faso
Not your average delivery route 11/06/21
Jimmy Müller who works for Humanity & Inclusion (HI) in Central African Republic (CAR), offers a glimpse into life on the logistics team during conflict.
- Central African Republic
"Nyiragongo volcano: many people have lost their homes" 11/06/21
Jérémy Mouton, Humanity & Inclusion (HI's) Emergency Watch and Preparedness Officer, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) tells us about HI's actions following the recent volcanic eruption in Goma.
- Democratic Republic of Congo
Gaza: Making people aware of the danger of unexploded ordnance 08/06/21
The ceasefire reached between Gaza and Israel continues to hold, after 11 days of bombing. But the threat to civilians is not over - hundreds of unexploded bombs can still pose a danger as people return home to areas that were bombed.
- Occupied Palestinian Territory
In Cambodia, one crisis leads to another 07/06/21
Restrictive measures in Cambodia to combat Covid-19 are resulting in a daunting economic crisis. HI teams are providing rehabilitation care, both in-person and from a distance.
- Cambodia
James, community outreach officer, helps local people 06/06/21
Humanity & Inclusion's (HI) partner health facilities in the Selembao district of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have been providing rehabilitation care to children with disabilities and treating at-risk pregnant women.
- Democratic Republic of Congo
HI supports mothers with antenatal care in DRC 04/06/21
"A woman should not die giving life.” Bernadette, Humanity & Inclusion (HI) volunteer, helps pregnant women access antenatal care in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- Democratic Republic of Congo
Nepal endures lingering emergency 04/06/21
Resources prove insufficient as Nepal faces a surge in Covid-19 outbreaks. HI teams in the country respond with vital supplies and accessible risk education.
- Nepal