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Red Cross warns aid groups not enough to stave off Afghan humanitarian crisis

Red Cross warns aid groups not enough to stave off Afghan humanitarian crisis

  • ICRC has since increased its efforts in the country while other organisations were also stepping up, Director General Robert Mardini said
  • The UN on Thursday announced it had set up a fund to provide cash directly to Afghans
By Reuters ·
Saudi aid chief chief meets ICRC, UNICEF officials in New York

Saudi aid chief chief meets ICRC, UNICEF officials in New York

By SPA ·
Conditions in Syria’s Al-Hol camp ’apocalyptic’: Red Cross

Conditions in Syria’s Al-Hol camp ’apocalyptic’: Red Cross

By AFP ·
Lebanese Red Cross worker killed in south Yemen shooting

Lebanese Red Cross worker killed in south Yemen shooting

By AFP ·
Yemen’s Interior Minister calls to intensify humanitarian efforts in the country

Yemen’s Interior Minister calls to intensify humanitarian efforts in the country

By Arab News ·
Special Rising violence forces Red Cross to cut down Afghan operations, affecting 700,000 people

Rising violence forces Red Cross to cut down Afghan operations, affecting 700,000 people

By SYED SALAHUDDIN ·
Syria fighting worst since Aleppo battle: ICRC

Syria fighting worst since Aleppo battle: ICRC

By AFP ·

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