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Yousef speaks about settlers’ violence

13 August 2018  |  News

Yousef is a construction worker who lives with his mother, wife and their three children, in his home town of Al Lubban Ash Sharqiyah, at 20 km south of the city of Nablus, in the northern West Bank. His life has never been the same since the expansion of Israeli settlements around his village, combined with recurrent settlers’ attacks.

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Thousands of people displaced after the Hodeidah port take over

9 August 2018  |  News

In June 2018, an attack was launched on the harbor city of Hodeidah; the main entry point of humanitarian aid in the country. If there was an official pause in military actions since the 1st July, offensive operations continue in the south side of the gouvernorate. Despite all, Première Urgence Internationale continues its activities in both Hodeidah and Raymah governorates, while keeping an eye on the southern part.

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Abir and her crucial role as a community health worker

7 August 2018  |  News

Since early 2018, Première Urgence Internationale in Lebanon is implementing a project, aiming to improve access to quality primary health care, community health, and mental health services for Syrian refugees and other vulnerable populations (Lebanese, Palestinian refugees, Iraqi refugees, etc.).

Abir is a 32 year old Syrian refugee woman who is working with Première Urgence Internationale as a community health worker in Akkar since three months.

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Ukrainians living on the front line

23 July 2018  |  News

The conflict in Ukraine has been ongoing for 4 years and the situation faced by those living near the ‘contact line’ between the area controlled by the Ukrainian government and the non-government area is worsening day by day.

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La Chronique N°127- June 2018

La Chronique N°127- June 2018

Published on 10 July 2018
This edition of La Chronique is dedicated to humanitarian photography.

Photographers talk about their relationship to the image in a context of humanitarian crisis. In the interview section, the director of the Magnum...
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