IRC UK responds to Government announcement on refugee resettlement routes for Afghan women and girls, and Palestinians

Across the UK, ordinary people are coming together to do something extraordinary: directly welcoming and supporting refugee families into their local community.

Women and girls face double threat in the Ebola outbreak; the response must address both

New UN figures show 118 million people forcibly displaced worldwide. The IRC warns record returns mask a collapse in asylum, resettlement and aid.

Restrictions on the movement of humanitarian supplies into eastern DRC are putting health workers and patients at risk as stocks of essential protective equipment are expected to run out within days. ...

According to the IRC, half of Lebanon’s population has shown signs of depression, anxiety, or post-traumatic stress disorder.

Delayed detection and slow contact tracing suggest virus has likely spread undetected for months

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IRC Watchlist Flash Alert: Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC spreading faster than response

IRC UK Responds to Home Office Net Migration Figures

Weakened disease surveillance systems following severe funding cuts in eastern DRC are contributing to rapid escalation of the latest Ebola outbreak, the IRC warns

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IRC launches emergency response as rare Ebola strain with no vaccine spreads across eastern DRC and Uganda

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Civilians across Lebanon are facing a rapidly worsening humanitarian crisis marked by large-scale displacement, rising food insecurity, escalating health needs, and continued airstrikes, despite a thr...

IRC responds to escalating violence in Mali as insecurity disrupts access to food and healthcare

From the ruins of a once-thriving Khartoum to the looted farms of the country’s breadbasket, the civil war is driving millions to the brink

Two months into Iran war, IRC operational costs spike by up to 50% as fuel prices rise and aid routes collapse

Responding to the deaths of two Sudanese women attempting to cross the Channel, Flora Alexander, IRC UK Executive Director said,

“A ceasefire doesn’t mean life goes back to normal”: David Miliband, president and CEO of the International Rescue Committee, who warns of a humanitarian crisis for the most vulnerable in the wake of ...

Responding to the UK Government’s latest asylum deal with France, Denisa Delic, UK Advocacy Director, said,

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Exclusive: Former UK foreign secretary says poor and rich countries alike will be hit amid humanitarian crisis sparked by Iran war

Six months on from the ‘ceasefire’, IRC warns that Gaza’s deepening humanitarian catastrophe cannot be forgotten as world’s attention shifts away

Somalia's population is experiencing severe food insecurity after three years of drought. Now, the war in the Middle East means the import-dependent nation has even less access to food.

Trawler set off from Bangladesh and reportedly capsized due to heavy winds, rough seas and overcrowding

What it takes to eat: new report reveals how war is cutting off access to food as hunger deepens in Sudan

As Lebanon gets effectively left out of the ceasefire agreeement in the war in Iran, Christiane Amanpour speaks to International Rescue Committee President David Miliband about what this spells for the humanitarian situation on the ground there.

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The new ceasefire with Iran is a welcome pause—but it won’t end conflict in countries like Lebanon and Syria, writes David Miliband.

IRC welcomes the announcement of a two week ceasefire, as well as the reopening of the Hormuz Strait.