- Protests spread across multiple governorates in Syria, accompanied by a Human Rights Watch report on Assad-era crimes.
- The humanitarian situation in Syria requires international support.
Oxfam and British Red Cross are providing aid and support to the country of Syria.
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What happened
Oxfam and British Red Cross are providing aid and support to the country of Syria.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
The humanitarian situation in Syria requires international support.Also in this story
- A symposium was held involving the Dutch Government and IOM to discuss humanitarian aid, reconstruction, and regional stability in Syria.
- UN conducts humanitarian operations in post-conflict Syria.
- Conflict between Syria and the Sahel is driving displacement and violence.
The entities involved
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Oxfam
humanitarian organization
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Syria
country in West Asia
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British Red Cross
National Red Cross Society in the United Kingdom
Nothing else this week.
Related events
- The International Committee of the Red Cross spearheaded a declaration for the protection of humanitarian personnel, focusing on aid in Myanmar and Syria.
- Aid programs are bypassing famine-prone countries due to the dismantling of USAID food programs following actions by Elon Musk.
- The Ministry of Social Affairs in Syria launched an integrated social protection program.
- Charles made a personal donation to the disaster fund and is working closely on life-saving support and recovery alongside the organizations.
- Ministry of Agriculture in Syria coordinates with the World Bank to fund the STAR project for Syrian recovery.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- borgenproject.org
- shafaqna.comOxfam: Gaza’s reconstruction will cost seven times more than all previous wars