Human Rights & Public Liberties

Human Rights & Public Liberties

Newsletter
13 Jan, 2021

Humanitarian Crisis

Zinder flooding

The country’s southern region of Zinder, neighbouring Nigeria, has been the hardest hit.

12 September, 2024

Flooding has affected over 620,000 people in Nigeria

The Alau dam has been showing signs of stress since last week following heavy rains, but authorities had assured locals it would hold.

11 September, 2024

The Turkish American activist’ funeral

As per the Turkish Foreign Minstry officials the family will join the funeral, Turkish authorities are working on bringing the family from Los Angeles and…

11 September, 2024

Kenya school dormitory fire

Parents have been waiting to find out if their missing children are still alive and the cause of the fire remains unknown.

8 September, 2024

The UNRWA Campaign

The Palestinian Red Crescent accused Israeli forces of blocking their ambulances from reaching the wounded.

5 September, 2024

Gaza polio vaccination

The campaign comes after the first polio case was reported in Gaza in 25 years.

3 September, 2024

Floods across Sudan

Floods also contributed to the spread of waterborne diseases. In August, WHO reported at least 11,327 cholera cases in Sudan, 316 of them deadly, since…

2 September, 2024

Gaza polio vaccination

WHO said on Thursday that it has reached an agreement with Israel for limited pauses in the fighting to allow for the vaccination campaign to…

2 September, 2024

Sudan/War, floods and cholera

Floods also contributed to the spread of waterborne diseases. In August, WHO reported at least 11,327 cholera cases in Sudan, 316 of them deadly, since June…

1 September, 2024

Gaza/Polio vaccination

WHO said Thursday that it has reached an agreement with Israel for limited pauses in the fighting to allow for the vaccination campaign to take…

1 September, 2024

Sudan floods

Flooding has blocked humanitarian aid getting into Port Sudan and Darfur.

29 August, 2024

Nigeria acute malnutrition

Rising food prices, attacks by armed groups, and climate change are exacerbating a risk of a humanitarian crisis in Nigeria’s northeast, affecting millions.

28 August, 2024