Libya conflict lingers leaving nearly 2 million in need of health care
28 January 2016As Libya’s yearlong peace talks aimed at establishing a unity government stall again, the lives of millions of people needing urgent health care (…)
As Libya’s yearlong peace talks aimed at establishing a unity government stall again, the lives of millions of people needing urgent health care (…)
A network of volunteers in Sicily, one of the frontlines of Europe’s migration crisis, has come up with a hands-on approach to help the record (…)
The World Health Organization is concerned about the deteriorating health situation in Taiz, where more than 250 000 people have been living in a (…)
The global supply of oral cholera vaccines is set to double after WHO approved a third producer, helping to address global shortages and expand (…)
With over 3,770 estimated deaths, 2015 has been the deadliest year on record for migrants and refugees crossing the Mediterranean, trying to reach (…)
GENEVA, 15 December 2015 – The World Health Organization and health partners are appealing for US$ 31 million to ensure the continuity of health (…)
The northeast Syrian city of Raqqa is a crucial power centre for the so-called Islamic State, important enough that many call it the group’s (…)
In the last few months, a number of attacks against health-care workers, medical transports and facilities have taken place in several countries, (…)
The World Health Organization (WHO) condemns the bombing of the hospital in Saada province in northern Yemen that was supported by Medécins Sans (…)
Will refugees from Yemen now also start to flee to Europe?
The number of migrants who are losing their lives in the Mediterranean continues to increase dramatically. Over this past weekend, and through the (…)
Over the past week, IOM Greece estimates that over 5,000 migrants and refugees a day have crossed the Aegean Sea into Greece.