Humanitarian News Archive – Page 166 – Save the Children UK Alumni Association

21st January 2026 — The EU is committed to continuing its political and financial support to UNRWA. UNRWA's functioning contributes to maintaining conditions conducive to peace and security, and any disruption of its work has significant humanitarian, , political, and socio-economic repercussions.

Bangladesh: Rohingya families lose everything in devastating fire amid funding crisis

21st January 2026 — Another massive fire in Cox’s Bazar highlights the extreme vulnerability of Rohingya refugees living in overcrowded, makeshift homes - and the need for safer shelter. Published 21. Jan 2026 A massive fire broke out around 3:00 AM on 20 January…

A doorway to safer motherhood in the community

21st January 2026 — Logar, Afghanistan — For years, pregnancy in Dadokhil Village meant uncertainty. Women went into labour at home, often without skilled help, and families worried quietly about complications they could not manage. Distance, limited transport, and lack of nearby services made…

New investment helps children get innovative prosthetics as explosive weapons kill unprecedented numbers globally

21st January 2026 — LONDON/GENEVA, 19 January 2026 – Children injured in crisis and conflict zones will benefit from a new Save the Children investment in innovative prosthetics that can be fitted in a day at a time when explosive weapons are killing and…

One year later: How US policies are reshaping global health and humanitarian aid

21st January 2026 — The harmful consequences of the US administration’s drive to reshape US foreign policy assistance have only just begun to unfold, one year on. While MSF does not accept US government funding, our teams are witnessing the immense toll of the…

Atrocity Alert No. 466: Ukraine, Syria and Crimes Against Humanity Treaty – Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect

21st January 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. RUSSIA CONTINUES SYSTEMATIC ATTACKS ON UKRAINE AMID FREEZING TEMPERATURES Since the…

Déclaration du Représentant spécial du Secrétaire général des Nations Unies en Haïti, Carlos Ruiz Massieu, au Conseil de sécurité sur la situation en Haïti | BINUH

21st January 2026 — Monsieur le Président,Distingués membres du Conseil,Excellences,Alors que nous entamons une nouvelle année, les attentes sont fortes quant à des progrès tangibles sur les plans politique et

Speech of the SRSG – UN Security Council briefing | BINUH

21st January 2026 — Mr. President, Distinguished Members of the Council, Excellencies, As we start a new year, there are high expectations for tangible progress on the political and security track in Haiti