Unifying communities through cooking in Central African Republic 10/17/23
After a decade of conflict, mistrust is still prevalent in communities in the Central African Republic. To recreate safe spaces, Humanity & Inclusion has been reaching out to these communities to organize collective activities.
- Central African Republic
Raqqa: River demining clears path for bridge reconstruction 10/16/23
Humanity & Inclusion's underwater mine clearance experts have cleared part of the Euphrates River, clearing the way for a bridge that is important for the economy of Raqqa to be rebuilt.
- Syria
Two powerful earthquakes in four days: 12,000 people affected in Afghanistan 10/13/23
On October 7 and 11, two 6.3 magnitude earthquakes hit Afghanistan’s Herat province. Humanity & Inclusion has been working in the country since 1987 and is now working alongside its partners to help the survivors.
- Afghanistan
Gaza, Israel: the unacceptable suffering of civilians 10/12/23
The recent attacks by Hamas and retaliation by Israel are having a devastating impact on civilians. At least 1,300 people have lost their lives in Israel, and 1,400 in Gaza. Humanity & Inclusion, present in Palestine since 1996, is preparing an emergency response.
- Occupied Palestinian Territories
Morocco: At earthquake's epicenter, communities are healing together 10/03/23
Mohamed lives in Amizmiz, close to the epicenter of the earthquake that hit Morocco. He talks about how solidarity is helping to meet the challenges of this crisis.
- Morocco
'Civilians will bear the brunt of cluster munitions for decades to come' 10/02/23
Following its decision in July to supply Ukraine with cluster munitions, the Biden Administration will send a second transfer of these weapons, which are banned by the Oslo Convention.
- Ukraine
18 years after life-altering explosion, Kanha wants to help other people with disabilities 10/02/23
Kanha, who survived an explosive remnant of war as a child, lives in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Now a dressmaker, Humanity & Inclusion is helping her to resume her studies and become a specialist in orthopedic braces and artificial limbs.
- Cambodia
Caregivers find balance in caring for child with a disability 09/27/23
Alawneh and Mohammed have three children. Their youngest, Ameer, has Down syndrome. They want him to live like any other child.
- Jordan
After Syria bombing, Alia is her husband’s caregiver 09/26/23
Alia takes care of her husband, Mohammed, who uses a wheelchair. She tells us about her experience as a caregiver.
- Jordan
- Syria
Chad: HI cares for gunshot victims fleeing Sudan 09/22/23
400,000 people have crossed the border into Chad to escape the fighting in Sudan. Many people with gunshot wounds are in need of medical, surgical and rehabilitation care.
- Chad
After mine incident, Abed takes his first step in five years 09/21/23
Abed lost both of his legs in a mine accident in 2018 in Syria. Access to Humanity & Inclusion's rehabilitation services has changed his life.
- Syria
HI cleans up sulfur used to produce explosive devices 09/20/23
Near Raqqa, Syria, Humanity & Inclusion’s clearance team has cleaned up piles of sulfur, a chemical used to produce explosive devices.
- Syria
Thanks to a more inclusive and accessible environment, Mario goes back to school 09/19/23
Mario Rui Monteiro is a young man from Mozambique. He used to be bullied at school. Through Humanity & inclusion's inclusive education actions, he has made friends and can pursue his dreams of becoming a lawyer.
- Mozambique
After double amputation, Abderamane stands again with HI's support 09/18/23
Both of Abderamane’s legs were amputated after a wound became seriously infected. With the support of Humanity & Inclusion, and thanks to his own determination, he now has hope for the future.
- Central African Republic
4 things you should know about bamboo 09/15/23
Bamboo grows naturally in about 20 of the countries in which Humanity & Inclusion works. A historic symbol of our operations, bamboo is regularly used by our teams, particularly in Asia.
- Cambodia
- Laos
- Bangladesh
