News Monitor
The latest humanitarian news headlines from around the world. (Page 16 from 88)
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
The UN Country Team in Sudan met in Khartoum on Monday – the first time it has convened in the capital since conflict erupted in April 2023.
ReliefWeb News
Attacks on schools over the past five years included killing and abduction of teachers and students, airstrikes on schools, occupation of schools by armed groups, and sexual violence against students.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Ongoing attacks and airstrikes attributed to Israeli forces in Gaza continue to kill and maim people of all ages in the shattered enclave despite an agreed ceasefire, UN agencies said on Friday.
ReliefWeb News
October saw the highest number of attacks on energy since the start of the war. There were 177 recorded incidents after 113 in September, making them the two worst months since February 2022.
ReliefWeb News
To mark the ninth anniversary of the peace agreement, NRC calls on all armed actors to respect unrestricted humanitarian access and guarantee the freedom of movement for the civilian population.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
More than 19 per cent of children worldwide live in extreme poverty, surviving on under $3 a day, according to a new UNICEF report.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Millions in Ukraine have been left without heating, water or basic public services as winter temperatures plunge – and civilian deaths this year have already surpassed the total for 2024, the UN Security Council heard on Thursday.
ReliefWeb News
According to UNICEF, more than one in five children in low- and middle-income countries are severely deprived in at least two vital areas critical for their health, development, and wellbeing.
ReliefWeb News
As wars increasingly move into cities, the percentage increase from an average of about 59 per cent between 2020 to 2024 signals a shift in how children are being killed in modern conflicts.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Living conditions for Gazans – particularly children – are still dire as temperatures drop and families return to bombed-out homes as the fragile ceasefire holds, UN aid workers said on Wednesday.
ReliefWeb News
Food insecurity in Somalia is set to increase in coming months, with up to 5.9 million people in need of food support by early 2026 compared with 4.4 million people at the end of 2025.
ReliefWeb News
With the sanitation systems collapsed after two years of Israeli bombardment, siege and aid restrictions, rainwater no longer drains properly and is now mixed with sewage that has flooded tents.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
The UN is prepared to play “any role” needed to advance the breakthrough Security Council resolution endorsing the United States-led Gaza peace plan.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
As UN Secretary-General António Guterres hailed Monday’s Security Council resolution paving the way for a consolidated ceasefire via a temporary International Stabilization Force in Gaza, UN aid teams warned that many Palestinian children in the enclave are in no shape to endure another harsh winter.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Ending hunger by 2030 would cost just $93 billion a year — well under one per cent of the $21.9 trillion spent on military budgets over the past decade, according to UN estimates.
ReliefWeb News
In 2025, famine prevention pulled several communities back from starvation. Yet, the food crisis shows no signs of abating as conflict, extreme weather and economic instability drive food insecurity.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
A large-scale campaign under the slogan “We Will Rebuild Gaza” was launched on Saturday in Gaza City, with the participation of local organisations and United Nations agencies, in an effort to begin cleaning operations and removing debris left by the war.
ReliefWeb News
With savings exhausted, prices soaring and livelihoods destroyed, millions now face a season where survival depends on others. The Ukrainian Red Cross and the IFRC Network are scaling up efforts.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Just how many people are still trapped in the Sudanese city of El Fasher? That’s the burning question for relatives of the many thousands of people believed to still be there, since paramilitary fighters overran the regional capital of North Darfur last month, after a 500-day siege.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Images emerged this week of what appear to be mobs of masked Israeli settlers carrying out arson attacks on Palestinian homes and property, the UN human rights office (OHCHR) said on Friday.
ReliefWeb News
A protection catastrophe in Darfur and Kordofan is intensifying at an alarming pace as escalating violence drives thousands of families from their homes, many for the second or third time, UNHCR warns.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
More than nine in 10 children in Gaza are displaying signs of aggressive behaviour linked to more than two years of war between Hamas and Israel, welfare agencies have reported.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
More than 21 million people in Sudan, 45 per cent of the population, are not getting enough to eat as the war between rival militaries continues, according to the World Food Programme (WFP).
ReliefWeb News
People are unable to start repairs to homes without equipment and many are scared to move due to unexploded ordnance or the fear of further airstrikes, Save the Children said.
ReliefWeb News
Super Typhoon Fung-wong has wreaked havoc on homes, schools and access to health services across 16 regions in the archipelago already exhausted by multiple climate-related and geophysical shocks.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and World Food Programme (WFP) warn of a major hunger emergency, with acute food insecurity set to worsen in 16 countries and territories between now and May 2026, putting millions of lives at risk.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Some 90,000 people have been displaced following the fall of El Fasher in Sudan’s North Darfur - with another 50,000 fleeing violence in the Kordofans, according to the UN migration chief.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
At least 600,000 litres of desperately needed diesel fuel has managed to enter the Gaza Strip in less than a week, UN aid coordinators OCHA said in an update.
ReliefWeb News
As these regions edge closer to catastrophic conditions or even famine, funding is perilously short. At end-October, only $10.5 billion out of $29 billion needed for the most at-risk had been received.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Two weeks after Hurricane Melissa tore through the Caribbean, governments and aid agencies are still struggling to reach communities left without homes, healthcare and basic services, as damage assessments in Cuba, Jamaica and Haiti continue to rise, the UN said on Tuesday.