8th July 2026
8th July 2026
8th July 2026 — Eagle-eyed volunteer Maria Fenner was going through books donated at an Oxfam shop in Bristol when she found a Virginia Woolf first edition signed by the author ...
8th July 2026 — Media update by Beatriz Ochoa, the Norwegian Refugee Council’s (NRC) Regional Head of Advocacy for Latin America two weeks after earthquakes in Venezuela: Jul 2026 “Two weeks after the earthquakes struck Venezuela, many families who lost their homes have told…
8th July 2026 — When Hurricane Melissa tore across Jamaica as a historic Category 5 storm, it left a trail of unprecedented regional devastation. In the immediate aftermath of what became the economically costliest disaster in the country, the challenges for humanitarian teams increased.…
8th July 2026 — 2025 was one of the most severe years on record for humanitarian WASH needs. Protracted conflict, climate shocks and surging displacement combined to push over 300 million people into humanitarian need globally. The Sudan crisis, the world's largest displacement emergency,…
8th July 2026 — As state-backed settler violence escalates and movement restrictions tighten, Palestinians are being systematically denied access to healthcare.
8th July 2026 — This paper outlines the key lessons learned from recent state-led humanitarian diplomacy initiatives. It highlights five Dos and Don'ts to support state...
8th July 2026 — Why attacks on aid workers disrupt food security more than lethal attacks and 4 vital lessons on civil-military coordination.
8th July 2026 — South Sudan gained independence on 9 July 2011 in one of the most celebrated moments in modern African history. Fifteen years later, the country now faces one of the world's largest humanitarian crises.
8th July 2026 — Atrocity Alert is a weekly publication by the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect highlighting situations where populations are at risk of, or are enduring, mass atrocity crimes. GROWING RISK OF ATROCITIES AMID ESCALATING CONFLICT IN EL OBEID, SUDAN…
8th July 2026 — Four Palestinian children have reportedly been killed and several injured by Israeli forces over the past six days, including a 10 year old in a tent in Gaza today, said Save the Children. The child rights organisation called once again…
8th July 2026 — Immediate humanitarian needs are immense, while greater investment in protection, livelihoods, and opportunities is critical to successful reintegration and long-term stability. KABUL – UN Development Programme (UNDP) Administrator Alexander De Croo and UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Barham Salih…
8th July 2026 — Remarks of SRSG Patten at the Security Council Open Debate, “Honoring the promise of international law to survivors of conflict-related sexual violence” 8 July 2026, New YorkMadam President, Excellencies, Esteemed Civil Society Briefers, Distinguished Members of the Security Council, When…
8th July 2026 — Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs Rosemary A. DiCarloRemarks to the Fifth United Nations Chiefs of Police Summit (UNCOPS 2026) Session 3: Enhancing International Coo
8th July 2026 — The Government of Japan contributed USD 500 000 to FAO’s project OSRO/MAU/048/JPN entitled “Supporting the resilience of agropastoral communities to foster peace between host, refugee and returnee populations in Hodh El Chargui”. The project was implemented from 31 March 2025…
8th July 2026 — KABUL – El Administrador del Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (PNUD), Alexander De Croo, y el Alto Comisionado de la ONU para los Refugiados, Barham Salih, hicieron hoy un llamado a la comunidad internacional para que proporcione…
8th July 2026 — "Check against delivery" The Ebola outbreak continues to expand rapidly in a region marked by conflict, displacement and fragile health systems. It is a crisis within a crisis, and a reminder that in today's interconnected world, no country can face…
8th July 2026 — This magazine highlights Uganda’s response to one of Africa’s largest refugee populations, showcasing stories of resilience, protection, innovation, and inclusion despite significant funding challenges. The magazine demonstrates how UNHCR, the Government of Uganda, and partners continue to support refugees and…
8th July 2026 — Synopsis (short abstract) The Government of Japan contributed USD 500 000 to FAO’s project OSRO/MAU/048/JPN entitled “Supporting the resilience of agropastoral communities to foster peace between host, refugee and returnee populations in Hodh El Chargui”. The project was implemented from…
