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War & Accountability
Women and children survived on animal fodder while European foreign ministers drafted carefully worded communiques about their deep concern!A coalition of major rights organisations, including…
Global Austerity & Sudan’s Bottomless Pit
Sudan is, by almost every measure, the world’s most acute humanitarian crisis. The 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan, published by OCHA, puts the number…
Human Rights & The Middle East’s Grinding Machine
Israeli strikes across Lebanon killed at least 39 people on a single Sunday in late March, according to UN-monitored reports. In Gaza, the UN and…
Bombs, Rubble and Rising Humanitarian Need
As Israeli strikes continue across Lebanon, the human toll mounts and the prospects for peace recede
Lebanon at a Breaking Point
The UN’s most senior humanitarian official has warned the Security Council that Lebanon is staring into an abyss. The country’s crises have a way of…
Hunger & The Strait
Farmers globally face what Torero called “a double shock,” with rising costs for both fuel and fertilizer threatening the coming planting season. If the disruption…
War Without Shelter
In Lebanon, Israeli strikes on targets linked to Hezbollah have intensified, often with less than an hour’s warning. Bridges destroyed in southern Lebanon have cut…
A War Spiralling Out of Humanitarian Law Control
Strikes on Iran by the US and Israel have left more than 82,000 civilian structures damaged or destroyed, according to the Iranian Red Crescent Society.
Lebanon’s Spillover and Gaza’s Board of Peace
The council’s exchanges on 03/24/2026 underscored an urgent human rights imperative: protect civilians across borders, ensure aid corridors such as Rafah and Kerem Shalom remain…
Human‑Rights Implications are Immediate, as War spills Across the Middel East
Iraq and Syria are under parallel strain. WHO reported targeted allocations to Iraq for mass casualty management and coordination, supported by a $500,000 US contribution,…
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