Gaza Hospitals Desperately Appeal for Fuel Aid, Facing Imminent Power Loss
As fuel supplies in Gaza almost run out, hospitals are sounding the alarm with a last plea for fuel aid before they shut down their operations entirely.
Thousands evacuated as Bangladesh braces for severe Cyclone Remal
ActionAid is concerned about and closely monitoring the developing situation of Cyclone Remal, which is expected to make landfall in Bangladesh around midnight on 26 May.
Hundreds of patients trapped as bombing hits the doorstep of Al-Quds hospital in Northern Gaza
Overnight, bombing around the Al-Quds has intensified, endangering the lives of hundreds of patients and over 12,000 displaced people taking shelter in the hospital's corridors and courtyards. This
Young volunteers support Palestinian olive farmers after Israeli settler attacks
Young volunteers show support to Palestinian farmers with olive picking this year after violent attacks from Israeli settlers threatened to disrupt their vital harvest.
ActionAid Statement on the Atrocious Attack in West Rafah
We are outraged and heartbroken by the recent attacks in West Rafah
Shattered dreams, scarred minds: Two years of war takes a heavy toll on Ukrainians' mental health
Two years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, psychological scars run deep, threatening to cripple a generation’s dreams and aspirations.
As hunger reaches catastrophic levels in Gaza, people desperate for food resort to using animal feed as flour
With every single one of Gaza’s 2.3 million inhabitants now facing crisis or worse levels of hunger, some are so desperate for food that they are grinding up animal feed to use as flour. Famine is
Horn of Africa Pledging Conference: “Disappointing results with a devastating impact on women and girls.”
In response to the funds pledged at the High-Level Horn of Africa event in New York on Wednesday, Tinebeb Berhane, Country Director at ActionAid Ethiopia, said:
ActionAid prepares to support thousands of people in flood-ravaged neighbourhoods in Kinshasa, DRC
Earlier this week, heavy rains caused severe flooding in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). These floods disrupted transportation and communication networks, schools