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World Humanitarian Day: 67 humanitarian organisations pay tribute to fallen colleagues
On World Humanitarian Day, Ukrainian and international humanitarian organizations working in Ukraine pay tribute to humanitarian workers and volunteers who have lost their lives while
providing life-saving emergency assistance to civilians. They remain committed to keep helping those in need.
Lebanon: Humanitarians are not a target
On this World Humanitarian Day, the Première Urgence Internationale staff here in Lebanon is standing in solidarity with all civilian populations affected by conflict. This includes all men, women and children, as well as our colleagues from UN agencies, the Red Cross and Red Crescent, and NGO workers who have been injured or lost their lives.
[Press release] Gaza: new ultimatum puts more than a million civilians at risk
On the night of October 12/13, the inhabitants of Gaza City and the whole of the northern Gaza Strip received a warning to evacuate to the south. Over a million people now have barely 24 hours to move to an area where their safety is not guaranteed, while air attacks continued throughout the night.
SUDAN: Priority to the people
After relocating to safety, Première Urgence Internationale teams in Sudan are redeploying their humanitarian aid efforts to people affected by the conflict that has been tearing the country apart for over 10 days.
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Cameroon: diseases are declining
In November 2022, a number of villages in the Logone-et-Chari department in the Extreme North of Cameroon were continuously attacked by non-governmental armed groups. These incursions have led to the displacement of populations to neighbouring districts, with consequences for the health of all.
“The main thing is to keep smiling”
From South Sudan, Ken Garang is Première Urgence Internationale’s Field Coordinator in Maiduguri, Nigeria. An example of resilience, he shares his tips on how he rose up the ranks and made a difference in the field over the last six years, and more to come.
