Category: Africa
Date Thursday, 03/14/2024 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Place Press Club Brussels Europe Rue Froissart 95 1040 Brussels (Metro Schuman) Object On the sidelines of the annual session of the UN Human Rights Council in ...
Although the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has already provided the necessary marine communications and maritime equipment to support law enforcement in Somalia, international cooperation seems vital to solve the current problems of ...
More than 553,150 new Sudanese refugees were recorded in mid-February, making Chad the first country to host refugees from Sudan since the start of the war in mid-April 2023. Nearly a year after the start ...
A 2022 national survey also highlighted that nearly a third of Kenyan females, accounting for about nine million women, have experienced some form of physical violence. Activists in Kenya claim that the country is experiencing ...
According to information published by Amnesty International, at least 95 civilians – almost half of them children – were killed in four illegal strikes in Rafah. Heads of state meeting Saturday at the African Union ...
Many reports have highlighted the relatively successful peace operation of MINUSMA until 2016, improving stability in northern Mali, decreasing the number of civilians killed in the conflict, and allowing large numbers of displaced persons to ...
The objective of this gathering was precisely to protest against the law passed in the National Assembly to not only postpone the presidential election until December 15, but also to extend the mandate of President ...
The Sudanese army and the rival Rapid Security Forces (RSF) have been in conflict since last April. Lack of humanitarian access and other unnecessary obstacles slow operations and prevent the World Food Program (WFP) from ...
As of 2021, almost 17 million people in South Sudan have received treatment for elephantiasis, trachoma, river blindness, bilharzia, and soil-transmitted worms. South Sudan, with the support of WHO and partners, has worked in recent ...
As initial assessments sowed, nearly 2300 hectares of cultivated land were flooded, raising concerns about the destruction of means to produce food and the loss of livestock. The torrential downpours double the usual amount of ...
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