Afghanistan: Nurse Roberto Writes From Lashkar-Gah
"The pieces are always the same: bullet, shell, mine, shell, bullet..."
Afghanistan: A ‘Safe’ Country?
16 years after the international coalition's intervention, Afghanistan is still, undeniably, a country at war.
Sudan: A 4,000km Journey for Aisha and Hawa
They come from Nigeria and arrive in Port Sudan in serious condition.
Afghanistan: Gulbudin’ Story
"He is one of those people you would always want to go to for support and advice."
Sudan: First Year Results of Health Programme in Mayo
The main aim of the project is to improve health services and education for vulnerable people in the Mayo area.
Iraq: It’s Graduation Day in Sulaymaniyah
"It's a great day for us and the 15 former patients who have graduated."
Italy: ‘We Worked Day and Night to Give the Care They Needed’
In June, we witnessed the landing of over 2000 migrants at the port of Augusta.
Italy: “I’m Shocked by the Whirlwind of Emotions”
I've been in Augusta since Tuesday. I've witnessed the landing of 712 people.
Statement on Proposed Border Rules
Closing Italian ports to NGO rescue ships will be another obstacle to the safety of thousands of people.
