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27/10/23

Gaza is dying of thirst. Our staff on the ground tell us that they have only one litre of water a day for the next few days

Gaza is dying of thirst. 2.3 million people living in the Gaza Strip urgently need water. According to estimates, the population has seen its average daily water consumption reduced to three litres, which includes hygiene and cooking needs. Our staff tell us that they only have one litre of water a day for the next few days.

25/10/23

Reports From Armenia

Recently, our colleague, Elisa Bernal Arellano was in Armenia, reporting on the arrival and reception of refugees from Nagorno Karabakh, as well as the response of Action Against Hunger and our local partners.

20/10/23

Action Against Hunger warns that the restriction of movement in the West Bank is severely affecting people's access to essential services and goods.

Action Against Hunger is deeply concerned about the multiple closures and restrictions on movement of Palestinian communities in the West Bank. The closures prevent Palestinian communities from accessing essential services such as markets to buy food, fodder for their animals and medicines.

18/10/23

Open call for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and Israel to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe and further loss of innocent lives

International humanitarian organizations put our voices together and call on all Heads of State, the UN Security Council, and actors on the ground, to prioritize the preservation of human life above all else.

16/10/23

Action Against Hunger is responding to the crisis in Gaza by distributing blankets and hygiene products

EMERGENCY TEAMS ARE PREPARING TO PROVIDE CLEAN WATER, FOOD AND CASH ASSISTANCE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

13/10/23

NAGORNO-KARABAKH AND TWO HUNDRED GRAMS OF BREAD

The skies are clear in Yerevan today. The sound of cars and the voices of the Vernissage flea market help its inhabitants to distance themselves, if only briefly, from a conflict that is once again ravaging the South Caucasus. More than 100,000 people – almost the entire population – of Nagorno-Karabakh fled their homes in less than two weeks after Azerbaijan launched a military offensive and the de facto authorities agreed to disband its government and armed forces.