humanitarian crisis

The Brazilian economic hardships have been intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic, something that contributed to increased famine among children.

The post-Hurricane Ian landscape is expected to trigger housing, employment and other cost-of-living complications for the entire state and in particular on the Gulf Coast.

During the first five months of the war, Caritas provided assistance to more than 1.3 million people, which she attributed to “our well-developed network throughout Ukraine and our practical experience in responding to emergencies.”

Catholic bishops in Ethiopia warned that insecurity is shutting down churches and forcing more priests and nuns to flee, as consequences of the war in the northern province of Tigray are felt across the entire country.

Humanitarians say the Bab al-Hawa crossing at the Turkish border is the critical lifeline to reach 4.1 million, mostly women and children, with food, COVID-19 vaccinations, critical medical supplies, access to clean water and education, especially after other aid avenues have been closed.

During the meeting with members of Congress, Smith said he proposed that the full U.N. General Assembly create an ad hoc tribunal that could act more quickly on war crimes charges against Russian officials.

More than 2.8 million Ukrainians had entered Poland since Russia invaded Ukraine Feb. 24, and his office estimates that about 1.6 million of them plan to stay until they know it is safe to return home.

The president of Caritas Ukraine says he will “stay the course’ because the Ukraine people inspire her.