More than 12 million Sudanese are at risk of sexual violence . offered at the conference – a quarter of the total – was a massive $555m pledged by the World Bank, a transformative I pushed the dog away and ran to get help.” Mohammad Khalil ran a jewellery shop on Alshaheeda Nada Street. Others were given two days’ training.

between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, sparked by a breakdown in transition No food, water More than two years of fighting have smashed infrastructure and left communities without This is nearly four times more than at the start of 2024 as access has expanded, including in previously

the aid convoy was hit while leaving the Deir al-Balah warehouse, "where the team had unloaded more than call, he described the situation in Gaza as "increasingly intolerable" and "demanded a thorough and transparent Four days ago, WCK said that it had distributed 42 million meals in the Gaza Strip - dispatching more than More than 196 aid workers have been killed in Gaza since October, according to the US-funded Aid Worker More than 32,916 people have been killed in Gaza since then, the Hamas-run health ministry says.

© UNICEF/Roger LeMoyn | More than 300 people have been killed in fresh attacks in eastern Democratic signatories and facilitators of both the Doha and Washington agreements to ensure that they rapidly translate Adding to the strain, more than 30,000 refugees from South Sudan have fled into Ituri province since

The school attendance rate is less than one in 10; some schools exist but the transportation infrastructure Buthidaung township are very remote; we spent much more time traveling to them — by boat and car — than “There are less than 10 cases involving killings by the Border Guard Police, and we have explanations York-based group Human Rights Watch used before-and-after satellite photos to demonstrate that more than The women from War Pait village — I interviewed eight of them — said more than 60 men from their community

Our political elites also collude with party affiliated constructors to construct death traps that end is involve in an accident or is extremely sick or needs urgent medical attention the only means of transporting We think as a country it is better to buy armored cars for the politicians rather than buy ambulances Are the politicians more important than the dying Ghanians who must take taxis to the hospitals even This is a country which boast of more 70% Christians and more than% moslems yet we can see the decay

He added: "This month, the charity has approved a further urgent aid payment of more than £400,000 at

Yemen’s conflict has developed into a proxy war between the Iran-backed Houthi rebels and the Yemeni The separatist Southern Transitional Council and Islamist terrorist groups further complicate the civil The UN, US, and the West and Iran have abandoned the people of Yemen. Iran must end all support for the Houthis.

sixth month today, ( 15 October 2023 ), resulting in the deaths of at least 5,000 civilians , more than Background Amnesty International recently joined more than 50 human rights and humanitarian organizations weeks of tensions between the RSF and the SAF over security force reform during negotiations for a new transitional The RSF and SAF jointly overthrew Sudan’s transitional government in October 2021.

Arabia and Egypt proposed a three-month humanitarian truce, followed by a permanent ceasefire and a transition has created what the UN has called the world's largest humanitarian crisis, with estimates that more than Credit- BBC More than 60,000 people have fled el-Fasher , which was captured by the RSF at the end of

Félicien Kabuga was detained in Paris on 16 May 2020 after more than two decades on the run. More than two decades after Kabuga was first indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda The former tea and coffee tycoon was then transferred to The Hague in advance of his trial in Tanzania

2025-09-09/debates/5A3A3CF1-F5C4-4816-921B-103146C43797/DaeshCrimesAccountability(JCHRReport) and see transcript Treaties are all fine and good, but they have to be translated into law and then into practice. Katherine Cornett from Reprieve told the committee that “there is a serious lack of transparency when The report calls for greater transparency over this power and how it is used. The questions raised were about whether there is sufficient independent oversight and a lack of transparency