EMERGENCY NGO Statement: Women’s Education in Afghanistan
On 20 December 2022, Afghanistan’s Ministry of Higher Education announced a ban on women attending university with immediate effect until further notice. EMERGENCY is very concerned about this measure, which, if not removed, will have a long-term negative impact on…
Faris’ Words Encapsulate The Extraordinary Work That Has Taken Place At The Rehabilitation Centre Since 1998.
"I have witnessed thousands of people return back to their daily life and community through EMERGENCY’s services."
“Mohammed, Shall We Go Out in the Garden?”
Mohammed is six years old. It took four days for him to travel with his father and grandfather from his home on the border with Chad to arrive at EMERGENCY’s Paediatric Centre in Nyala, Sudan. His father, Alsadic, tells us,…
“I Could Finally Get Back to Living My Life”
Othman's powerful story of rehabilitation and recovery.
Kabul: Amongst the Survivors of the 30 September Attack on an Education Centre
They are a young generation of Afghans who have never seen anything but war, but have dreams for their future.
“The New Generations Have The Right To Their Future”
Despite the violence, Rahman is convinced: he does not want to leave his country.
Thank You For Once Again Showing Trust in Our Work.
You are the people that support us to go on providing lifesaving care.
EBOLA IN UGANDA: Our Measures to Protect EMERGENCY’s Facility, Staff, and Patients from Ebola.
On 20 September, the Ugandan authorities announced an outbreak of Ebola in Mubende district.
