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."
Nine Years On – Tragedy Continues
We take a different stance, grounded in solidarity, rights and humanity.
“Several Come Back, Even If Only to Say Thank You and That They Feel Better.”
"They often show us photos of their children, their home, their pets... thus starting the process of reconstructing the temporal continuity interrupted by the war, tying together that 'before' and 'after'.”
Eleonora, EMERGENCY’s Medical Coordinator in Kabul, on Sunday’s Explosion
EMERGENCY’s Surgical Centre received a large influx of patients.
One Year Ago, the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) Came into Force.
By prohibiting development, testing, deployment, possession, stockpiling, use and threat of use, the TPNW aims at total nuclear disarmament.
100 Seconds Remain Until Midnight.
The hands of the Doomsday Clock occupy exactly the same position as they did a year ago, but it is not good news.
We Will Make The Right to Treatment a Real, Universal One – and a Precondition of Peace.
We want to go on providing a practical response to the needs of the most vulnerable among us, and we will.
EMERGENCY and Ogilvy Ask Us To Reflect on the Consequences of War Through the Eyes of Those Who Experienced It.
Just like every year, EMERGENCY and Ogilvy are back with a wish for the year ahead.
International Migrants Day 2021
Continued division and the fortification of borders will never be the answer.
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.