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Yemen | 01. Mar 2021

Disappointing Yemen aid pledges

Reaction by Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, on the outcome of the international pledging conference for Yemen

Yemen | 01. Mar 2021

“The families I’m meeting in Yemen are staring starvation in the eyes”

Sana’a, 1 March 2021: “I am deeply distressed by seeing first-hand how advanced the starvation has become in Yemen. It is infinitely worse today than when I visited three years ago. The families I’m meeting are staring starvation in the eyes – and for many it worsened when food rations had to be halved last year,” warned Jan Egeland, Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council, on a week-long visit to Yemen.

South Sudan | 23. Feb 2021

Urgent action needed to tackle triple threat of conflict, flooding and hunger in South Sudan

Rising levels of armed violence, and almost 500,000 people displaced by floods and looming famine in five states are deepening an already dire humanitarian crisis in South Sudan. Renewed fighting in many parts of the country has escalated to levels as serious as any, since the conflict started in 2013. Delivery of humanitarian assistance continues to face significant obstructions particularly in areas hardest-to-reach. Four aid workers have also been killed in the line of duty this year alone.

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International Women’s Day

Eight ways we stand up for women’s rights

Jan Egeland visiting a children’s malnutrition hospital in Hajjah, northern Yemen. He met with a 9-year-old girl who is unable to walk because of malnutrition. Her mother told Egeland they cannot afford to eat and their food rations were cut by half last year.

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Six years of war

Ten facts about the deadly crisis in Yemen

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NRC Roadmap

How we reach people with emergency aid in war-torn areas

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Yemen

Yemen’s neighbours need to step up now

Ahmed's wife prepares the lunch for the family inside her tent in Al-Malika camp in Taiz.

Photo: Khalid Al-Banna/NRC

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Yemen

World leaders can still avert famine in Yemen

New arrivals are waiting at the entrance to Um Rakuba camp in Sudan, after being transferred from the border areas.

Global | 07. Jan 2021

What we got wrong about Covid and refugees

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