News Monitor
The latest humanitarian news headlines from around the world. (Page 41 from 92)
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The operating environment continues to pose challenges with high security risks, which limit humanitarian access to some areas, including displacement sites, and impact service provision.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
In the aid desert of Gaza, malnourished children are dying while survivors can now expect a lifetime of dire health problems, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday.
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A record 83.4 million people have been forced from their homes around the world, fuelled by an increase in disasters and conflict, the UN migration agency, IOM, said on Tuesday.
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The Security Council met in New York to discuss the horror unfolding in Gaza, where humanitarians warn of âa critical risk of famineâ and aid shipments have been blocked by Israel for over 70 days. UN relief chief Tom Fletcher briefed the Security Council, asking ambassadors if they will finally act decisively "to prevent genocide" and ensure respect for international law. He also called on Hamas to release all hostages and stop putting civilians at risk. App users can follow the coverage here.
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No aid has entered Gaza for more than 10 weeks and every single one of the 2.1 million people there faces famine conditions, the UN Emergency Relief Coordinator Tom Fletcher said on Tuesday in a briefing to the Security Council in New York.
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Based on the results of a rapid global survey conducted among 411 women-led and womenâs rights organizations across 44 crisis contexts, the report finds that 90% have been hit by funding cuts.
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The latest State of the Climate in Africa report reveals a stark pattern of extreme weather events, with some countries facing exceptional flooding and others enduring persistent droughts.
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The number of IDPs reached 83.4 million at the end of 2024, the highest figure ever recorded, with 73.5 million people displaced by conflict and violence, an increase of 80 per cent in six years.
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The Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan is only 11.1% funded as of 12th May. The food and nutrition sectors are the least funded, receiving just 2.9% and 3% of the life-saving support this year.
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Insecurity in Mexico and on the Central American migration route, as well as new restrictive immigration policies in the region, are the main factors leading to the increase in violence.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Gazans remain at âcritical risk of famine,â UN-backed food security experts warned on Monday, a full 19 months since war began with Israel and 70 days since deliveries stopped of all aid and commercial supplies.
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The UN expressed deep concern on Monday over the impact of ongoing drone attacks on civilian infrastructure across Sudan.
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Devastating floods in South Sudan in recent months left thousands of herders without their most precious possessions: goats, cows and cattle. The animals are central to peopleâs lives and age-old customs including marriage and cultural traditions. All risk being swept away or scorched by the ravages of climate change.
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From 11 May to end-September 2025, the whole territory is classified in Emergency (IPC Phase 4), with the entire population expected to face Crisis or worse acute food insecurity (IPC Phase 3 or above).
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Israelâs plan to take control of relief assistance in Gaza would put civilian lives in danger and cause mass displacement while using aid as âbaitâ, UN humanitarians said on Friday.
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Costa Ricaâs long-standing commitment to protecting refugees is under threat as severe funding cuts cripple support for surging numbers of Nicaraguan asylum seekers, the UN refugee agency (UNHCR) warned on Friday.
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Shattered by her husbandâs death during the rising tide of gang violence in Haiti last year, Christiana and her six children fled 223 kilometres from their hometown to the city of Mirebalais, where her six-year-old daughter, Leineda, began treatment for malnutrition.
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UN humanitarian teams have completed a mission to the Sudanese town of Tawila to provide life-saving assistance for civilians recently displaced by intensifying violence in North Darfur state.
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The United Statesâ decision to halt future funding to the UN sexual and reproductive health agency, UNFPA, will slash critical health services for women and girls worldwide, the agency warned on Friday.
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The UN World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that millions of people in West and Central Africa are facing record hunger as conflict, displacement, economic hardship and repeated extreme weather push the region towards a major crisis.
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Gaza's health system has been deliberately targeted. "Despite being protected under international law, Gazaâs healthcare workers are being erased before the worldâs eyes", said MAP.
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MSF teams are returning to the hospital after suspending activities in January after several violent incidents. Initial focus will be on responding to the growing and worrying cholera outbreak.
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Limited access to clean water, poor sanitation, malnutrition, and a fractured health system continue to leave millions at risk of deadly but preventable diseases.
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WFP needs $710 million to reach 5.6 million of the most vulnerable people over the next six months, including malnourished children. Thatâs less than half the 12 million people we had planned to help.
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Amid reports that renewed drone strikes on a key Sudanese aid hub were thwarted late Wednesday, UN Secretary-General AntĂłnio Guterres added his voice to increasingly urgent calls for serious peace negotiations to end more than two years of war in Sudan.
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The UN agency for Palestine refugees, UNRWA, has strongly condemned the forced entry by Israeli security forces into three of its schools in occupied East Jerusalem, describing it as a violation of childrenâs right to education and safety.
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An estimated 3,800 people have died as a result of the devastating earthquakes that struck Myanmar on 28 March. Six weeks on, the situation in Myanmar remains dire, with whole communities still traumatised and vulnerable.
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With at least 209 civilians killed and 1,146 injured, April became the deadliest month for Ukraineâs civilians, and the month with the highest number of overall civilian casualties, since September 2024.
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More than 60,000 malnourished children in South Sudanâs Upper Nile state are at risk of plunging deeper into malnutrition as treatment supplies run critically low and resupply efforts are hampered.
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Students displaced by the war in Gaza have been channeling their anguish into art in psychosocial support sessions provided by the UN agency that assists Palestine refugees, UNRWA.