Press release 17th November 2017 Agreements at UN climate talks fall behind vulnerable countries’ call to action Bonn, Germany. 17 November. The international humanitarian and development agency CARE International comments on the closure of the 23nd UN climate change conference (COP23) in Bonn, Germany. Press release Climate Justice
Press release 14th November 2017 InsuResilience Global Partnership (IGP) launched at COP23 CARE signs onto InsuResilience Global Partnership Press release Climate Justice
Press release 8th November 2017 INGO Joint statement on closure of Yemen’s air, sea and land ports 18 INGOs expressed concern over the Saudi Arabia-led Coalition’s decision to temporarily close all entry points to Yemen Press release Crisis Response Yemen
Press release 7th November 2017 Four years after Haiyan, communities are more resilient Poor & vulnerable communities are now better prepared for and able to adapt to climate change. Press release Economic Justice Crisis Response Philippines
Press release 3rd November 2017 Time to put the most affected women and girls at the heart of UN climate talks, says CARE The 23rd annual UN Climate Summit, COP23, will occur from November 6-17 in Bonn, Germany. Press release Climate Justice
Press release 23rd October 2017 Greece: Asylum Seekers in Abysmal Conditions on Islands Prime Minister should end the Greek government’s “containment policy” of confining asylum seekers. Press release Crisis Response Greece
Press release 17th October 2017 Bangladesh: Almost half a million refugees in need of gender-based violence support “We have encountered horrific stories of sexual violence experienced by refugees during their journeys" Press release Crisis Response Bangladesh
Press release 13th October 2017 CARE ready to respond after deadly floods hit Vietnam CARE’s emergency teams in Vietnam are preparing to respond to deadly flooding in the country’s north Press release Crisis Response Vietnam
Press release 13th October 2017 Bangladesh: 150,000 refugee children under 5 malnourished More than 150,000 refugee children under the age of five are acutely malnourished, warns CARE. Press release Crisis Response Bangladesh
