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MSF's vital humanitarian assistance at risk amid Israel's new INGO registration rules for Gaza

Palestine, Dec. 22 -- Israel's new registration rules for international non-governmental organizations (INGOs) risk leaving hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza without lifesaving health care in 20... Read More


In Gaza, 77% Face Acute Hunger Despite Ceasefire as Winter Floods Worsen Crisis

New York, Dec. 19 -- Hunger continues to threaten the entire population of Gaza. Despite the ceasefire, food insecurity remains alarmingly high: an estimated 77 percent of people are acutely hungry, w... Read More


Resurgent violence displaces more than 100,000 people in northern Mozambique

Mozambique, Dec. 19 -- In November, a non-state armed group carried out multiple attacks in Nampula province, Mozambique, triggering the third and largest wave of displacement in the north of the coun... Read More


Moments of hope in a year of turmoil

, Dec. 19 -- This year brought immense challenges to communities in need of assistance around the world. Cuts to humanitarian aid funding by the US government and other international donors disrupted... Read More


How migrants are rebuilding their lives in Mexico City

Mexico, Dec. 18 -- A single signature in Washington, DC, on January 20, 2025, upended not only the United States asylum-processing system, but the lives of hundreds of thousands of people fleeing viol... Read More


Deadly delays: The Palestinians waiting for medical evacuation from Gaza

Palestine, Dec. 17 -- More than two years of carnage in Gaza and the decimation of its health system by Israeli forces has left thousands in need of medical care no longer available in the Strip. Ther... Read More


Shaman and doctor, together: Three years of care in the Yanonami Indigenous Land

Brazil, Dec. 16 -- At the Auaris Health Center in the Yanomami Indigenous territory in Brazil's Roraima state, hammocks serve as hospital beds for recovering patients. Signs in the Sanoma and Ye'kwan... Read More


New IPC Report Shows Over 3.7 Million Afghan Children Suffer from Malnutrition

New York, Dec. 16 -- An IPC report released today shows that Afghanistan is suffering one of the highest rates of child malnutrition in the world, and will continue to intensify, especially during the... Read More


Escalating Violence in Sudan's Kordofan Deepens Humanitarian Crisis

New York, Dec. 15 -- Violence has escalated dramatically in the Kordofan region of Sudan, deepening what is already the world's largest humanitarian crisis. Communities in Dilling and Kadugli, South K... Read More


Medical Aid Departs for 19 Countries, Support Prepped for Marburg Virus Response, and More

Santa Barbara, California, Dec. 12 -- Over the past week, Direct Relief has delivered 741 shipments of requested medical aid to 49 U.S. states and territories and 19 countries worldwide. The shipments... Read More