UN’s Tom Fletcher calls Darfur “epicentre of human suffering,” urging urgent global action as 100,000+ flee El Fasher amid violence and aid access hurdles.

Conflict drives global hunger crises; UN calls for political engagement, civilian protection, unhindered humanitarian access, and accountability for war crimes.

Sharjah Charity Association opens Ghaith 6 exhibition with affordable essentials and free medical services for low-income families in Al Dhaid.

KSrelief's initiative at Zaatari Refugee Camp (Nov 8-15) provided vital medical care to refugees through specialized clinics and raised diabetes awareness, supporting Saudi humanitarian efforts.

The UAE’s 244th aid convoy enters Gaza with 426 tonnes of relief, including clothing and supplies for orphans under the “Olive Children” initiative.

Emirati youth volunteers arrive in Al-Arish to support the UAE’s Gaza aid mission, training in medical, water, and relief operations under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3.

Pakistan and WHO begin national consultations to develop a unified plan to end violence against children, aiming to protect 112 million minors nationwide.

UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric, speaking at the daily press briefing in New York, said the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate dramatically

Ethiopia reports its first Marburg outbreak as WHO deploys supplies and experts to support rapid containment efforts near the South Sudan border.

Heavy winter rains flood Gaza’s Muwasi camp, destroying tents and worsening conditions for displaced families as war devastation leaves little protection from storms.

OCHA reports severe flooding in Gaza, damaging shelters and displacing families. Efforts to provide relief face barriers due to restrictions on aid, worsening health and safety risks.

UN’s Tom Fletcher visits Darfur, meets displaced families, and calls for civilian protection, accountability, and unhindered humanitarian access.

KSrelief officials held separate meetings with Malawi and Norad representatives in Riyadh, discussing humanitarian cooperation and praising Saudi Arabia’s global relief role.

KSrelief signs a deal to supply safe drinking water daily to 18,750 families in Taiz, supporting Yemen’s water security through vital relief efforts.

KSrelief delivers food aid in Gaza, Afghanistan, and Burkina Faso, supporting displaced and vulnerable families through Saudi Arabia’s ongoing humanitarian programs.

UAE pledges $4.24B in aid and development support to Sudan, reinforcing its long-term commitment to humanitarian relief, stability, and regional resilience.

UN rights council weighs probe into al-Fashir atrocities as RSF abuses, mass killings, and a worsening humanitarian crisis escalate Sudan’s conflict.

Somalia declares a nationwide drought emergency as 4.4 million people face acute food insecurity, while aid cuts worsen due to the response plan being only 22% funded.

UN teams report urgent needs for water, food, shelter and health services in Gaza, warning that aid efforts remain hindered by access barriers and restricted supplies.

Nigerian aid groups rescue and educate children accused of witchcraft, helping survivors rebuild their lives as laws fail to stop ongoing abuse.

Children accused of witchcraft in Nigeria face abuse and abandonment; aid groups provide shelter and schooling, offering paths to a safer future.

OCHA reports challenges in Gaza’s humanitarian response, despite recent reopening of the Zikim crossing. Aid efforts continue to scale up, but the needs remain vast.

Tom Fletcher, UN Humanitarian Affairs Coordinator, meets Sudanese leaders and partners in Port Sudan and Darfur to discuss humanitarian aid access amid worsening conditions.

KSrelief aids 5,000 in Burkina Faso, while King Salman Center charts 2026–2030 disability research strategy, advancing inclusion and national collaboration.

Gaza’s hospitals are near collapse as patients wait months for surgery amid fuel, staff, and medicine shortages despite limited ceasefire aid.

UN agencies warn of famine risk in Gaza, Sudan, and beyond, urging urgent funding as aid cuts cripple food relief for millions worldwide.

One month after Gaza ceasefire, UN aid partners reach 1M+ people, restoring food, health, water, and mental health services despite ongoing challenges.

UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher arrived in Sudan to push for peace, aid access, and protection of civilians as violence in Darfur and Kordofan worsens.

UN says women fleeing Sudan’s al-Fashir faced rape, killings, and missing children after RSF seized Darfur’s last army base amid a deepening famine crisis.

UNICEF says Israel is blocking 1.6 million syringes and baby formula crucial for Gaza’s child vaccination drive, deepening the humanitarian crisis.