EMERGENCY expresses its deepest condolences to the victims’ loved ones and is thinking of our colleagues who continue to work in Afghanistan. We share the deep and unjust sorrow felt by Afghan families every day.
Good news from Sulaymaniyah, Iraq! A few days ago, we were able to celebrate with 14 former patients from our Centre for Rehabilitation and Social Reintegration, and award them certificates for the vocational training courses they completed. Congratulations to tailors…
Afghanistan is a country in the midst of a war that EMERGENCY knows all too well.
"Today, thanks to our help, they’ve managed to come back from the brink, walk again and find their place in the world, within this landscape scarred by deep wounds.”
commitment and desire for change that will continue to inspire us long into the future.
When you get to the heart of them, these stories are no different from the stories of you or I. They're stories about all of us."
This morning, a central district of Kabul, Afghanistan, was the scene of a deadly attack.
"Peace is like a city. We have to build it together, brick by brick."
If you’re in Milan from 28-30 June, EMERGENCY will be waiting with open arms.
And wherever they may escape to, every individual has the right to be listened to and protected. Not turned away, abused, ignored or exploited, but protected.