tony cuddihy

People forced to flee Sudan are doing everything in their power to keep their families safe. 

This year, 2024, is on course to be the deadliest year on record for humanitarian workers. The perpetrators, meanwhile, continue to evade justice. 

Fears are growing that flooding in Bangladesh will worsen over the coming days, leaving more than 15 million people at risk in the south Asian country. 

The landlocked Central African Republic (CAR) is experiencing a silent, yet severe, humanitarian crisis.

We speak to Concern’s Equality Adviser Adèle Fox about, among other things, the use and availability of contraception in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities.

As thousands of people continue to flee violence in Sudan, Concern’s Amina Abdulla has called the crisis the worst she has ever seen in 20 years as a humanitarian.

In Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia, the worst drought conditions in more than 40 years continue to cause devastation for millions of vulnerable people.

Five years to the day since they were forced to leave their homes in Myanmar, the Rohingya refugees in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh live in fear of being forgotten.