Since the crisis began in the Middle East, thousands of people have lost their lives.
This includes more than 100 of our colleagues - the highest number of UN aid workers killed in conflict in the history of our organization.
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Self-care is mostly for privileged people. It's really "challenging" to do when you're poor. Not everyone has a chance to pause, breathe, reflect, and put their work on hold when they have bills to pay and tons of obligations for their family. Daming pagod na adults sa Pinas!
I am a survivor of Typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan.
I clung to a rafter of a seaside hotel in Palo for hours until that roof was blown away. I saw the water rise like a wall before hitting us. I held on even as the building swayed, and people cried, "Buligi kami, buligi kami."
I am horrified by the killing of hundreds of Palestinian civilians in a strike on a hospital in Gaza today, which I strongly condemn. My heart is with the families of the victims. Hospitals and medical personnel are protected under international humanitarian law.
Even wars have rules.
International humanitarian law & human rights law must be respected & upheld; civilians must be protected & also never used as shields.
All hostages in Gaza must be released immediately.
everyone i know in their late 20s is having an existential crisis because we skipped our mid 20s in the pandemic. relationships fast-tracked, careers faltered, we lost those core identity-building years and now we feel like 23-year-old brains in bodies approaching 30
Alert | 3 reporters survive shooting incident in Pastrana, Leyte
Three reporters from San Juanico TV were interviewing farmers in Barangay Jones, Pastrana, Leyte at around 9:30 a.m., July 14, —
Our Sinagtala Jolo team will be in Greenbelt for an exhibit/ expo until tomorrow.
All of their products on sale are woven entirely by hand by wives, widows and daughters of slain combatanants and former rebels from the MNLF/ MILF and Abu Sayyaf of Sulu.
CHAD: This is what a day of relocation looks like ➡️ 250 newly arrived refugees from Sudan, 45-degree heat, sand, flat tires, bumpy road, night driving, and many people trying to relocate refugees at the border to a safer place where they can access to humanitarian services.