News Monitor
The latest humanitarian news headlines from around the world. (Page 99 from 99)
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
The city of Ghazni in Afghanistan is still too dangerous for aid workers to reach, after a week of âintenseâ fighting and reports that traumatized children are turning up at hospitals looking for their parents, UN humanitarian agency, OCHA, said on Friday.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Remembering all the humanitarians killed in the line of duty just ahead of World Humanitarian Day, the United Nations relief chief on Friday, renewed the call for civilians and aid workers everywhere to be better protected.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
A lack of funds means that the new school term for over half a million Palestinian students could be cut short after just one month, says UNRWA, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refuge
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
After days of intense fighting for the Afghan city of Ghazni, south-west of Kabul, the United Nations Secretary-General and the Head of the UN mission in the country (UNAMA) have denounced the toll that the almost 20-year conflict has taken on civilians, and called on warring parties to lay down their arms and seek a political solution to the conflict.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
The decision by Israel to reopen the only functional commercial crossing point into Gaza which has been closed to most deliveries for weeks, has been welcomed by the United Nations Secretary-General.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
After seeing first-hand the complexities of the Ebola response in the conflict-affected region of North Kivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the Head of the World Health Organization (WHO) called for âfree and secureâ access to the disease-affected people.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
UN Secretary-General AntĂłnio Guterres on Thursday condemned an air strike by pro-Yemini Government coalition forces, which killed scores of children who were on board a bus travelling through a busy market area in the northern province of Saada.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Aid access to embattled Syrians may soon improve following recent military gains by the Government, but the war âcannot be allowed to go to Idlibâ, the head of the UNâs Humanitarian Task Force said on Thursday.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
The Secretary-Generalâs Special Envoy for Burundi, Michel Kafando, has called on the countryâs leaders to âseize the opportunityâ offered by the recent adoption of a new constitution, to create a new political environment that is âconducive to the consolidation of national unity and peaceâ.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Despite a myriad of âlong-neglected social, economic and development needsâ, the Head of the UN Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) on Wednesday said progress had been made towards recovery and stability in the battle-scarred country, and called for Iraqi political leaders to continue to âwork for national reconciliationâ through âinclusiveâ solutions.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
To avert hospital closures and raw sewage overflowing onto the streets of Gaza, the United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator on Wednesday called on Israeli authorities to allow UN-purchased emergency fuel back across the border of the Palestinian enclave.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Following the magnitude 7 earthquake which rocked the Indonesian island of Lombok at the weekend, more than 130 aftershocks have been felt with some villages being turned into âghost townsâ, journalists at the UN in Geneva heard on Tuesday.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Over a year after cholera broke out in Yemen, killing more than 2,000 people, the disease is back and spreading fast in the Houthi-held port city of Hudaydah; a target of continued air strikes by the Saudi-led coalition to regain control of the city.
UN News: Humanitarian Aid
Following the magnitude 7 earthquake that hit Indonesia's East Lombok on Sunday, the United Nations Secretary-General said he was âsaddened by the devastating loss of life, injuries and damage causedâ, in a statement issued on Monday.