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COP28 is time for an urgent reality check
Ahead of COP28, CARE International is urging developed countries and other major emitters to respond to the reality of the climate crisis..
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CARE welcomes Gaza deal to pause fighting and release hostages
CARE welcomes the announcement of a deal that includes the freeing of 50 civilian hostages, a four-day pause in the fighting, and the entry of critically needed humanitarian aid, medical supplies and fuel into Gaza..
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Gaza: “Emotional scars will last a lifetime”
As the misery further deepens in Gaza, CARE International is calling attention to the immense and long-lasting toll the conflict is having on mental health – especially among women and girls..
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Health sector in DRC crumbles amidst conflict
CARE raises the alarm at the deteriorating and deplorable healthcare situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The impact has been particularly acute for women..
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334,000 displaced by El Nino rains in Somalia
El Nino rains have brought devastating flash floods to Somalia, further worsening an already dire humanitarian situation for communities..
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CARE International warns climate change is sexist ahead of COP28
Women and girls from Bangladesh, Ecuador, Kenya, Philippines, Vietnam and Zambia are calling on negotiators to recognise that women and girls are not just victims of climate change but also have a critical role in addressing it..
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Ceasefire now: one month on in Gaza/Israel conflict, urgent call to stop horrific violence
One month on from conflict breaking out in Gaza and Israel, CARE is calling for an immediate ceasefire before countless more lives are lost..
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CARE Nepal Launches Emergency Response to Earthquake
A 6.4 magnitude earthquake has struck Nepal, causing widespread damage. CARE Nepal is actively coordinating with local partners and government authorities to assess the needs of those affected and provide immediate relief..
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Relief at medical evacuations from Gaza - but it's just the tip of the iceberg
With over 22,000 injuries, medical evacuations and supplies must be prioritised in the coming days to save lives and prevent further suffering..
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Gaza: Collapsing medical conditions exacerbate risks of maternal and newborn mortality
CARE is increasingly concerned by reports from medical personnel in Gaza, including that pregnant women are being forced to undergo emergency C-sections without anaesthetics..