Birth under Bombs – 9 Months of Hell in Gaza

ByCARE Australia July 10, 2024 0 comments

9 months on from escalation of violence in Gaza, pregnant women 3 x more likely to miscarry(1) and 3 x more likely to die in childbirth(2) In the 9 months, or 40 weeks, that the violence in Gaza has now raged on, women there have conceived, miscarried, and birthed their babies. Instead…

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Starving in Statistics: CARE’s Response to Gaza Food Insecurity Report

ByCARE Australia June 26, 2024 0 comments

In response to the latest IPC report on the level of food insecurity in Gaza, CARE’s Interim Country Director for West Bank and Gaza, Daw Mohamed said: “Too often, in recent decades, the international community has failed to truly recognize the depth of suffering caused by hunger, focusing on terminology instead…

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Women in war: New CARE report reveals how women are leaders in first response and recovery during armed conflict

ByCARE Australia June 13, 2024 0 comments

600 million women around the world live within 50 kilometers of a conflict zone, more than double the number it was in the 1990s. Yet our understanding of how women experience war and respond in these highly complex crises is often clouded by narratives that frame them as, at worst, invisible, or at best,…

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Humanitarian assistance following landslide disaster in PNG hampered by blocked roads, tribal tensions and ongoing evacuation orders

ByCARE Australia June 7, 2024 0 comments

Humanitarian assistance in Enga Province PNG, following the major landslide of 24 May, has been hampered by a lack of road access, increasing tribal tension, and a 72-hour evacuation order issued by local government this week, according to international humanitarian organisation, CARE. CARE is currently in the affected…

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Update from CARE Australia on the landslide in Enga, PNG, including launch of humanitarian appeal

ByCARE Australia May 27, 2024 0 comments

The Provincial Disaster Management Office, the Enga Provincial Health Authority, the Provincial Police Force, the PNG Defense Force, and United Nations agencies (International Organization for Migration and UNDP), were quick to deploy teams who have assessed the situation over recent days, of the landslide which occurred in Enga Province…

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Statement from CARE Australia on landslide in Enga, PNG

ByCARE Australia May 24, 2024 0 comments

CARE Australia is saddened to confirm reports of a landslide which occurred early on Friday morning of 24 May in Enga Province, in the northern region of Papua New Guinea. The landslide which occurred at 3am PNG time in Yambali Village, took place in a remote area. Highway access near…

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