On Wednesday the 8th of June, armed men attacked a camp in Kashuga, North Kivu province, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), where families had sought safety after fleeing conflict between armed...
We write to recognise and applaud the important steps you have taken to make the twomonth truce in Yemen a success. Since 2 April this year, as organisations working across Yemen, we have seen the...
Lucy Bamforth Providing mental health and psychosocial support in Ukraine and Poland In a moment, everything can change. Families in Ukraine and in many other parts of the world where we work know...
Lausanne, Switzerland, April 5, 2022 – After serving Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh for over four and a half years, Medair has announced the closure of its programme as of April 2022. Medair began...
António Guterres Secretary-General of the United Nations 405 East 42nd Street, New York United States of America CC: Martin Griffiths, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs...
101 organisations working in and on Yemen urge immediate action The conflict in Yemen will enter into its eighth year tomorrow, and civilians continue to bear the brunt of the fighting. Unlawful...
In Yemen, water is scarce. Before the current conflict, Yemen was considered one of the world’s most severely water-stressed countries. This situation has worsened. Less than half of the population...
Looking outward to the distant horizon, a long, flat line stretches across the land, separating the sky and earth as if you're looking out at sea. In place of blue and roaring waves, a cracked, brown...
15 March 2022 | David Verboom, Chief Executive Officer, Medair Every day that goes by, the evidence mounts up to form an overwhelmingly clear picture: climate change is now the single biggest...
In early 2020 few of us could have foreseen how a little-known new disease would change our lives. In a Q&A, Medair’s Senior Health and Nutrition Advisor Dr. Wendy Dyment reflects on the...