News Monitor
The latest humanitarian news headlines from around the world. (Page 15 from 69)
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MSF continues to treat new victims of sexual violence daily in Goma - nearly 7,400 patients between January and April. Twenty kilometres west of Goma, in Saké, more than 2,400 survivors were treated.
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Survivors of a people-smuggling operation in the Red Sea have described being forced off their boat far from the coast of Djibouti and left to swim for their lives.
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People in the Gaza Strip are getting hungrier because of the âvery limitedâ volume of food being allowed in, UN aid agencies reiterated on Wednesday.âŻ
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Nearly 1.3 million people have been forced to flee gang violence in Haiti and seek refuge elsewhere within the Caribbean country, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Wednesday.
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The latest data show a drop of more than 20 million since 2020, reversing an alarming spike between 2016 and 2020. However, the world has missed its target of eliminating child labour by 2025.
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In 2023 alone, nearly 255,000 entry permits were issued to refugees from countries with high asylum recognition rates, according to a new report from UNHCR and OECD.
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The very real risk of famine continues to stalk Sudanâs communities impacted by war, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) said on Tuesday, in an appeal for more funding to support immediate needs and boost longer-term recovery across the country.
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But needs are outpacing the funding WFP has received. Despite generous contributions from donors, we are running short of more than $500 million for emergency food and cash for the next six months.
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The closure of the hospital and cessation of MSFâs support to 13 facilities has left an area spanning more than 124 miles without any secondary health care facility.
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After devastating floods swept through Mokwa on May 29, claiming more than 150 lives and displacing hundreds, the Nigerian Red Cross Society is delivering life-saving support for affected families.
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Despite its wealth of natural resources and potential, Central Africa continues to face serious challenges, from political instability to growing humanitarian needs.
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The worsening humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip has reached âunprecedented levels of despair,â the UN said on Monday, amid more reports of people being killed and injured near newly-established distribution sites.
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Whether itâs their first time or a routine part of their life, menstruation has become a nightmare for women and girls in Gaza. The conditions they are forced to endure - displacement, overcrowded shelters, and lack of basic hygiene - have turned a natural biological process into a monthly ordeal.
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Facing extreme heat, dehydration, and lack of shelter, expelled migrants, including more than 700 children, endure inhumane conditions in Assamaka desert, overwhelming local aid resources.
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With Gazaâs local food production capacity nearly destroyed, controlling the crossings means controlling survival itself. Each round of deprivation and partial recovery compounds life-long damage.
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The lack of food entering Gaza caused by ongoing Israeli aid restrictions is leaving increasing numbers of Palestinians âvulnerable to starvationâ, with daily energy intake now well below what a human body needs to survive, the UN warned on Thursday.
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The move affects more than 6,400 learning centers in Coxâs Bazar â the worldâs largest refugee camp â which is home to about one million people, including more than 500,000 children.
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A report released by MĂ©decins Sans FrontiĂšres illustrates in how the impact of violence, a healthcare system in ruins and an inadequate response have all combined to devastate peopleâs lives.
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A draft resolution calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza failed to pass in the UN Security Council on Wednesday after the United States cast its veto â blocking the initiative backed by all ten elected members of the Council.
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The United States has vetoed a new draft resolution on Gaza, standing as the lone vote against the text which called for an immediate, unconditional and permanent ceasefire, the unconditional release of hostages held by Hamas and others and the immediate lifting of all aid restrictions. Follow live coverage from our Meetings Coverage Section and UN News app users can follow here.
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The needs caused by a complex web of crises, exacerbated by instability, increasing insecurity, and the impact of climate change, are concentrated around the Central Sahel and the Lake Chad Basin.
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The 15 trucks were carrying vital nutritional supplies to North Darfur, a region in which hundreds of thousands of internally displaced people are at high risk of malnutrition and starvation.
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Some 100,000 people seeking safety in DRC, Ethiopia, Sudan and Uganda cited insecurity, inter-communal violence, and deteriorating humanitarian conditions as the main reasons for fleeing.
World News in Brief: Aid for Syria, children under attack in Mozambique, rights-based climate action
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Nearly 16 million people in Syria need urgent humanitarian health support, the UN warned on Tuesday, as aid deliveries continue amid escalating needs, deadly explosive hazards and a severe funding shortfall.
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UN human rights chief Volker TĂŒrk has condemned new reports that dozens more Gazans were killed early Tuesday âtrying to access paltry amounts of foodâ around a private aid hub in the south of the enclave run by the US and Israel.
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An aid convoy carrying life-saving assistance for the famine-affected area of North Darfur, Sudan, was attacked on Monday night, killing five humanitarian workers, injuring many more and damaging critical humanitarian supplies.
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As the hurricane season gets underway in the Caribbean, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) is sounding the alarm over Haitiâs humanitarian situation.
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In just over two years, Chad has seen the refugee population surge to more than 1.2 million, far exceeding the number received during the previous two decades and placing unsustainable pressure on it.
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In 2024, the number of people displaced across the globe surged to double what it was ten years ago. Cameroon tops the list, followed by Ethiopia and Mozambique.
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More than 3,000 people have been displaced, according to the National Emergency Management Agency. This includes approximately 1,600 children under the age of 12 and about 380 lactating mothers.