World AIDS Day 2021: We Cannot Allow It to Happen Again With COVID-19.
In the AIDS crisis, pharma companies made vast profits as millions were left behind. History is repeating itself today.
“The situation in Afghanistan is Uncertain and Precarious.”
There seems to be no possibility for peace or respite for the people of this country.”
We Are Here to Help During This Difficult Time For the Country
On 5 November, a fuel tanker exploded in Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone.
More Than 12,000 Children Have Been Seen in the One Year Since Our Paediatric Centre in Nyala Reopened.
"The humanitarian situation in South Darfur is very difficult. A large part of the population lives in extreme poverty without access to basic health services. The high rate of malnutrition makes the needs of the youngest children increasingly urgent."
An Enormous Thank You to ISHKAR.
Earlier this year, our amazing friends at ISHKAR started a photography print fundraiser for EMERGENCY’s healthcare projects across Afghanistan.
#LittleAmal’s Journey is Coming to an End, But Her Story Won’t.
The thread of solidarity, inclusion and diversity she created throughout Europe must stay intact.
Kabul: Explosions Followed by Gunfire at the Entrance to the Military Hospital
We received 21 patients, one of whom was dead on arrival.
There was a Doll With Blonde Hair and a Yellow Dress Above Her Bed.
There was a doll with blonde hair and a yellow dress above the bed, looking at her owner – Amina.
Pharmaceutical Companies And Rich Nations Delivering Just One in Seven of The Doses Promised For Developing Countries
Firms and rich nations continue to block moves to share vaccine technology and recipes
AFGHANISTAN20: Afghanistan Between 2001-2021 from the Perspective of Its Victims and Those Treating Them.
To produce Afghanistan20, EMERGENCY collected first-hand testimonies and analysed data relating to all war-wounded patients admitted to its three hospitals and 44 First Aid Posts over the last two decades.