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25. mai 2016
The Iraqi town of Fallujah has been under siege from airstrikes and shelling for the past days, with up to 50,000 civilians believed to be trapped inside. Less than 100 families have escaped the besieged city since military operations to retake it began on Monday.
Fallujah: “People say they are starving to death”
31. mai 2016
“Families are calling for help. We just want to leave the city, we just want to leave it,” says Um Ahmed (40) in a rare phone conversation from inside the Iraqi city of Fallujah.
Cries for help from besieged Fallujah
31. mai 2016
Humanitarian conditions inside the Iraqi town of Fallujah are rapidly deteriorating as fierce fighting intensifies. Families who have escaped surrounding villages told the Norwegian Refugee Council of the city being attacked from three different directions, leaving little safe routes through which civilians can evacuate.
Civilians urgently need safe passage out of Fallujah

“This is a climate crisis”

06. juni 2016
“The drought in Ethiopia is not a one-off event,” says Abdifateh Ahmed Ismael. He is the President’s advisor with humanitarian affaires in the Somali region. “The world must understand that the drought affecting Ethiopia is a climate crisis that will haunt people for generations,” he warns.
“This is a climate crisis”

Div Articles

A fragile limbo in Lebanon

“I came home to find the entire place reduced to ashes,” says Islam (20), a Syrian refugee. A fire destroyed her family’s apartment in Lebanon earlier this year.

Five charts show the humanitarian system is in crisis

Faced with a humanitarian system in crisis, world leaders, donors and humanitarian agencies meeting at the World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul this week need to deliver real change. Here are five graphs to explain why:

Housing, Land and Property in the Syrian Arab Republic

This note explains why housing, land and property (HLP) rights are relevant to the current humanitarian response inside the Syrian Arab Republic (Syria).

A record number of internally displaced

Conflict, violence and disasters internally displaced 27.8 million people in 2015, subjecting a record number of men, women and children to the trauma and upheaval of being forcibly displaced within their own country.

Record-breaking assistance

A historically high number of displaced people in Syria and the neighbouring countries in the Middle-East, were assisted by NRC in 2015.

Thousands forced to flee North-Western Colombia

NRC is currently responding to a recent and increasingly massive displacement departing Choco, in North-western Colombia.

Reaching the most vulnerable?

The Lake Chad Basin is today’s Africa’s fastest growing displacement crisis with approximately 2.6 million people displaced as a result of Boko Haram related violence. The region is also experiencing acute humanitarian challenges with approximately 9.2 million people in need of urgent assistance.

Children’s nightmares of war

Since the 2014 Israeli attack on the Gaza strip, more than 100,000 children in Palestine have received psycho-educational support from NRC, helping them mitigate trauma symptoms and significantly reduce nightmares.

No safe routes for civilians trapped inside Fallujah

As military operations to retake the besieged town of Fallujah continue, thousands of civilian families are trapped in the fighting with no safe route out, the Norwegian Refugee Council warned today. The lock-down for civilians trying to flee continued last night with no more families confirmed to have safely reached o...

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