Tag: Crisis relief
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Aid Cuts Push 1.2 Million in Northeast Nigeria Toward Hunger, WFP Warns
Overview: Aid withdrawals deepen hunger in Northeast Nigeria Recent warnings from the World Food Programme (WFP) reveal a troubling setback for millions in Northeast Nigeria. With aid cuts continuing to bite, at least 1.2 million people in the region are now deeper into hunger, according to the Cadre Harmonisé — the local version of the…
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Aid Keeps Flowing in Gaza and West Bank Despite Winter Hardship, UN Reports
UN Reports Continued Aid Amid Cold Winter in Gaza and West Bank The United Nations says humanitarian assistance continues to reach vulnerable families in Gaza and the West Bank, even as winter conditions intensify the hardships faced by civilians. The briefing, delivered by UN Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric, highlighted the ongoing work of aid agencies to…
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Winter floods devastate Gaza displacement camps as aid remains blocked
Winter floods threaten Gaza’s displacement camps Across the Gaza Strip, winter rain has worsened the plight of thousands living in displacement camps. Ankle-deep water has pooled inside flimsy tents and shelters that were already strained by years of conflict, displacement, and limited resources. As the rain intensified over the weekend, residents faced a harsh choice:…
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IOM and HCI Sign $1 Million Deal to Combat Human Trafficking and Aid Crisis Victims
Overview of the Partnership The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and Human Concern International (HCI), Canada’s longest-serving Muslim relief organization, have formalized a new collaboration with a USD 1 million agreement. The partnership aims to strengthen protection systems, enhance humanitarian response, and deliver essential services to people affected by conflict, displacement, and various humanitarian crises.…