Humanitarian Crises

Italy failed to protect ‘right to life’ of migrants who died when their boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea in 2013.

Accords bring together Fulani and Dogon communities who have historic tensions over access to land and water.

Ten survivors brought back to Libya after at least 43 migrants and refugees died on Tuesday, UN...

Concerns grow as surge in fighting displaces more than 100,000 in a country reeling from years of...

Humanitarians sound alarm for millions of people in need of emergency assistance in Ethiopia’s conflict-hit region.

Violence follows the killing of at least 83 people on Saturday and Sunday in West Darfur.

UNHCR blamed intensifying violence since a December 27 presidential vote for the sharp increase in refugees.

The crisis follows three straight years of drought as well as a deep recession triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Decade-long war has had a devastating toll – half a million dead and 12 million displaced – and it is not over yet.

The six-year war has left 80 percent of the population reliant on aid and millions on the verge of starvation.

Nearly a million people displaced or isolated for months by the worst flooding in memory are now threatened by famine.

A 28-year-old judoka creates a space where people of all faiths can train together in the CAR.

About 1,000 Rohingya refugees to be moved to cyclone-prone island despite calls by rights groups to stop relocation.

The 24-member cabinet, announced last week, sworn in during a ceremony in Riyadh where Yemen’s President Hadi is living.