As INGOs working in Myanmar, we condemn the Myanmar military’s widespread use of deadly violence against civilians. We are deeply concerned that since 1 Feb 2021, 550 civilians have been killed,...
INGO Joint Statement on the Unfolding Crisis in Myanmar As INGOs working in Myanmar, we support the fulfillment of human rights and all people’s equal, democratic participation. We are deeply...
Nearly 200 UK humanitarian, development and domestic charity leaders and leaders, including The National Federation of Women’s Institutes, Save the Children, Greenpeace UK, UNICEF UK and Friends of...
Twenty-five faith-based organisations including Jewish, Christian, Buddhist and Muslim agencies have signed a statement reiterating their commitment to protect refugees and their rights. The...
On 14 and 15 December EU Heads of State are expected to discuss the internal and external dimension of the EU’s migration policy. Instead of proposing policies that represent only the lowest common...
EU leaders must live up to their commitments to European values in responding to migration and stop copying xenophobic populist recipes, more than 160 NGOs said today in a joint statement. The...
This Discussion Paper has been prepared by a consortium of humanitarian assistance agencies in India to present a case for review of the decision by a few donors to discontinue support to India...
Commitments to more effective synergies among peace, humanitarian and development actions in complex humanitarian situations The international community has in recent years been in a state of crisis...
The emphasis in Chad remains on education, but following a season of torrential rains, some classrooms have been badly damaged or have collapsed. Funds have been made available for the rebuilding or...
Since 2011, Myanmar has been praised by the international community for taking steps to a more open and democratic society. Progress has included the release of Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest and...