The Morning Call
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has warned that humanitarian conditions in the Central African Republic (CAR) are rapidly deteriorating, with half of the population in need of
humanitarian aid. One in five people from the CAR the red cross says have been forced from their homes by escalating violence, the highest level of displacement since the crisis erupted in 2013. It adds
that people not only need shelter, food, safe drinking water and household items, but they also must feel safe in such an insecure environment where sexual violence is rampant. CAR has the highest
number of reported incidents against humanitarian and health workers in the world, greatly affecting the delivery of essential services.
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DRC amputee football tournament offers hope and a path to recovery
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DRC Ebola outbreak passes 7,000 cases but officials say spread may have peaked
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Funding cuts forcing dozens of health clinics in Sudan to close, aid groups warn
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Aid cuts leave millions of Somali children facing hunger
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Death toll rises above 100 in Central African Republic mine collapse
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UN flag at half-mast to honour humanitarian workers killed in line of duty