Syria, healthcare leadership juggles armed conflict and Covid-19
29 November 2021
This is a brief presentation of BMJ Global Health’s report on the challenges of healthcare leadership in Syria due to the conflict and the pandemic.
Mozambique, terror and crisis, the government responds
22 November 2021
Since 2017, militants have been terrorizing the Cabo Delgado region, causing the destruction of villages and pushing the conflict onto the global stage.
Killings by non-state actors on the rise in Nigeria
21 November 2021
Attacks by non-state actors in Nigeria caused the death of 68 civilians in a week.
Syria, at least 350,000 people killed during the 10-years’ war
24 September 2021
The UN human rights office declares that the death toll is most certainly under-counted.
Humanitarian coordinator in South Sudan condemns attack on humanitarian convoy
22 September 2021
UN Humanitarian Coordinator has condemned an attack on a humanitarian convoy in Central Equatoria, South Sudan
More funding needed to save Yemeni people from starvation
22 September 2021
Despite over $2 billion already received, international organizations signal the need for additional support for the Yemeni people.
The EU and UNICEF offer psychological support to over 5000 children in Borno
22 September 2021
The 12-year conflict in north-east Nigeria has been severely affecting children’s mental health and life chances.
Health care in armed conflicts
This article is a brief presentation of the ICRC’s Report on the protection of health care in armed conflicts
Afghan women fear the return of Taliban oppression
21 September 2021
The Taliban contradicted their commitment to upholding the rights of women and girls soon after seizing power in Afghanistan.
Rohingya children back to school
22 September 2021
Rohingya refugee children come back to school after the world’s longest school closure