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GAZA: Extension of humanitarian pause another step in the right direction but still falls far short of providing safety and supplies desperately needed by children
The extension of the four-day pause in fighting by two days is welcome news but children in Gaza won’t be safe until a lasting ceasefire.
GAZA: Save the Children welcomes temporary truce and hostage release but warns children won’t be safe without a ceasefire
StC CEO Inger Ashing said today the temporary truce and release of hostages was welcomed but it was critical to have a lasting ceasefire.
Horn of Africa: Over 100 killed and 700,000 displaced by El Nino rains as region braces for more wild weather
Devastating flash floods have killed at least 111 people, including 16 children, across the Horn of Africa in recent weeks.
BORN INTO WAR: About 15,000 babies expected to be born into crisis in Gaza by end of 2023
About 15,000 babies are expected to be born in Gaza between 7 Oct. and the end of 2023 with all of them at grave risk amid escalating violence.
Fuel has run out, stalling humanitarian operations in Gaza, warn aid agencies
Fuel reserves critical for aid operations have run out, bringing the limited assistance delivered in Gaza in recent weeks to a complete halt.
Leading Canadian humanitarian organizations mark one month of violence in Gaza, Israel and the West Bank; Call for immediate ceasefire and humanitarian access
Canada's leading humanitarian agencies held a press conference to mark the 1 month anniversary of escalations of violence in Gaza, Israel and the West Bank.
‘Children are returning with nothing’: Thousands of Afghan families leave Pakistan to avoid potential deportation
Hundreds of Afghan children are crossing into Afghanistan from Pakistan every day with nowhere to live and no money for food.
DRC: More than 5% of children now displaced as conflict forces a record number of people from their homes
More than 5% of children in the Democratic Republic of Congo area now displaced after the number of people forced from their homes rose by 27%.