News Monitor
The latest humanitarian news headlines from around the world. (Page 12 from 68)
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"We have this notion that we need to put the local actor in the front. No, they're already there ... And I think we need to have the courage to follow the local actors who are already there."
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The food security situation in Government-controlled areas of southern Yemen is dire, with nearly half the population facing acute food insecurity and struggling to find their next meal.
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In 2024, Asiaās average temperature was about 1.04Ā°C above the 1991ā2020 average, ranking as the warmest or second warmest year on record, depending on the dataset.
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Between January and June 2025, Save the Children recorded more than 478 cases of GBV, including over 172 against children, most of them rape cases, which was a 249% increase from a year ago.
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The top UN humanitarian official in the Occupied Palestinian Territory has issued a stark warning over the deepening crisis in Gaza, where civilians are being killed daily while trying to access food, water and medical care.
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Senior UN officials reiterated an appeal for urgent restraint on Saturday as conflict spiral between Israel and Iran, amid a wider regional crisis exacerbated by Israelās war in Gaza and the worsening humanitarian situation facing Palestinian civilians.
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With only 8.3% of the 2025 humanitarian response plan fundedāand as the Atlantic enters a particularly active hurricane seasonāthe situation in Haiti remains deeply concerning.
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At present, just 40 per cent of drinking water production facilities remain functional in Gaza (87 out of 217). Without fuel, every one of these will stop operating within weeks, warned UNICEF.
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The world is facing a health financing emergency, according to Dr. Kalipso Chalkidou, Director for Health Financing and Economics for the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Hostilities continue to escalate across Sudanās North Darfur and Kordofan regions, with reports of civilian casualties, sexual violence, abductions and looting, the UN human rights chief warned on Friday, describing the consequences as disastrous.
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One week since the Israel-Iran conflict erupted, diplomatic efforts to end the war are ramping up in Geneva today as foreign ministers from France, Germany, the UK and the European Union prepare to meet their Iranian counterpart. In New York, meanwhile, the UN Security Council is also set to discuss this latest worrying escalation, against the backdrop of the ongoing emergency in Gaza. We'll be covering these developments and more across the UN system today. UN News app users can follow here.
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Death and suffering in Gaza are ever-present and the enclave's people now have little choice but to risk their lives to fetch aid supplies, UN agencies said on Friday.
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The UN Security Council met on Friday to discuss the situation in Ukraine, where intensified fighting continues, affecting new areas and prompting further displacement.
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With humanitarian needs on the rise and more people fleeing violence in Sudan, IOM is urgently appealing for $6.5 million to resume this vital support and prevent vulnerable people from being stranded.
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Three years on, Sudanās war relentlessly targets women and girls. "The scale and brutality of violations are beyond anything weāve previously seen", says a gender-based violence specialist in Sudan.
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With 41,370 cases, the highest number of grave violations against children in armed conflict since the inception of the Children and Armed Conflict mandate almost 30 years ago was verified last year.
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More than 100 days into Israelās complete fuel blockade in Gaza, UN agencies still in the shattered enclave warned on Thursday that vital services are only āhours awayā from shutting down.
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Global investment fell a full 11 per cent to $1.5 trillion last year ā itās a huge blow for developing nations, the UN trade agency, UNCTAD, said on Thursday.
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As deadly missile exchanges between Israel and Iran enter a second week, the United Nations is sounding alarm over the growing toll on civilians, warning of mass displacement and regional instability.
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Relentless displacement, access restrictions and the near-total destruction of housing have left hundreds of thousands without adequate shelter, and humanitarians without the means to assist them.
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As the refugee influx into Burundi reaches a critical point, with thousands of individuals fleeing conflict and instability in DR Congo, the country faces a significant humanitarian challenge.
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This consignment includes antiretroviral drugs, tuberculosis treatments, and testing kits ā offering immediate relief to thousands of patients who had been cut off from care.
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Reports show that one in every five people is now facing starvation; for an estimated 55,000 pregnant women, each missed meal increases the risk of miscarriages, stillbirths and undernourished babies.
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As the pall of starvation hangs over Gaza, UN agencies have sounded the alarm over deadly violence at food distribution points, where over 400 Palestinians have reportedly been killed in recent weeks while trying to access desperately needed humanitarian aid.
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With the humanitarian sector āunder-funded, overstretched, and literally under attackā as crises continue in Gaza, Sudan and beyond, international support is needed more than ever, the UNās top aid official said on Wednesday in Geneva.
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Almost 4.5 million maternal, stillborn and newborn deaths were recorded in 2023. What if there was a clear path to saving 83 percent of these people? To saving 3.7 million mothers, unborn children and babies annually?
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So far in 2025, at least 743 people have died trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe, including 538 on the Central Mediterranean route. This remains the deadliest known migration route in the world.
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The food security situation is expected to worsen between September 2025 and February 2026, with about 5.38 million people likely to be classified in IPC Phase 3 or above.
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A senior UN official has warned against the impact of regional escalation on Syria as the country continues on the path to political transition following the overthrow of the Assad regime last December and nearly 14 years of devastating civil war.
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In the past decade, the UN has bemoaned the chronically low level of participation by Afghan women and girls in decision-making bodies and in secondary and higher education.