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Wrapping up visit to Yemen, UN aid chief stresses need for all parties to facilitate humanitarian work

Wrapping up visit to Yemen, UN aid chief stresses need for all parties to facilitate humanitarian work

Oct 30, 2017, at 05:10 am

New York, Oct 29 (Just Earth News): At the end of a five-day mission to conflict-torn Yemen, the United Nations humanitarian chief on Saturday stressed the need for more funding and better humanitarian access to help the population in need.  

UN’s top relief official: World body is impartial in its humanitarian work in Syria as it is elsewhere

UN’s top relief official: World body is impartial in its humanitarian work in Syria as it is elsewhere

Sep 02, 2016, at 01:57 pm

New York, Sept 2 (Just Earth News): The top United Nations relief official on Thursday outlined how the humanitarian work of the world body in war-torn Syria is guided by impartiality and the key imperative of saving lives.

Syria: first 10 days of May ‘disappointing’ for humanitarian work – UN advisor

Syria: first 10 days of May ‘disappointing’ for humanitarian work – UN advisor

May 13, 2016, at 01:51 pm

New York, May 13 (Just Earth News/IBNS): The first 10 days of May have been “disappointing” for aid work in Syria as the breakdown of a truce made aid deliveries dangerous and difficult to plan, the United Nations-appointed humanitarian adviser said on Thursday,as aid agencies announced that Syrian authorities had turned away a convoy to the long-besieged town of Daraya.