Press Releases
Joint INGO Statement in the Event of an Escalation on Hodeidah
International aid groups working in Yemen today expressed outrage at the loss of human life that has resulted from a military assault on Hodeidah city and its port and accused the attackers of a total disregard for human suffering.
Read moreCARE: “Attack on Hodeidah multiplies horror and death in Yemen”
As the offensive on the key Yemeni port of Hodeidah has begun, CARE International in Yemen warns that this will have a catastrophic impact on the civilian population. The civil war in Yemen has already cost the lives of more than 10,000 people and is labelled as today’s worst humanitarian ...
Read moreReactive - displacement in Syria in 2018
The UN has announced today that nearly a million people have been displaced in Syria during the first four months of 2018, the highest level in the seven-year conflict
Read moreJoint INGO Proactive on the Escalation of Violence on Hodeidah
INGOs in Yemen today warned that any further escalation of violence around the port city Hodeidah could have catastrophic consequences. Humanitarian organizations fear an imminent attack on the city given developments on the ground over recent weeks.
Read moreWorld moves a step closer to ending violence and harassment at work
The global poverty-fighting organisation CARE International has welcomed the decision for a new International Labour Organization (ILO) Convention on “Ending violence and harassment in the world of work” – following CARE’s #thisisnotworking campaign.
Read moreSupport for Families, Children Part of CARE’s Response Following Fuego Volcano Eruption
The global humanitarian organization CARE is responding to the Fuego volcano’s massive eruption with psychosocial support for affected families, particularly children in shelters. Teams continue assessing the fallout from the blast 24 miles southwest of Guatemala City that has left thousands seeking shelter and protection
Read moreG7 trade disputes and geopolitics must not overshadow potential gains for women and girls for building resilience to climate change
As the G7 meeting in Quebec begins on 8 June, 2018, international humanitarian agency CARE International warns that trade disputes must not overshadow G7 commitments to support women and girls on the front lines of climate change.
Read moreCARE Assessing Impact, Needs Following Violent Eruption of Fuego Volcano
Volcanic blast 24 miles southwest of Guatemala City leaves thousands seeking shelter and protection as heavy rains could intensify the crisis
Read moreCARE marks 25 years of dedicated service in South Sudan
Millions of South Sudanese reached with lifesaving assistance – but more help is needed
Read moreEEU countries must step up to implement gender-responsive climate change policies, says a group of civil society organizations on the occasion of the European Development Days and World Environment Day
On the occasion of the European Development Days (EDD) and World Environment Day, CARE International, CIDSE, Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe, ACT Alliance EU, WWF and GenderCC-Women for Climate Justice urge the European Union to step up its ambition in climate action.
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