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Tagged: World Humanitarian Day

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A man in a blue shirt smiling as he carries a swaddled baby

Not all heroes wear capes

A man in a blue shirt smiling as he carries a swaddled baby
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By Philippa Lysaght

Not all heroes wear capes

Humanitarians never think of themselves as heroes. Most of the humanitarians I’ve met consider themselves lucky to be to able help provide relief to people in need. Many humanitarians working in conflicts put their own lives at risk to support people – sometimes entire communities or cities – who are in urgent need of assistance.… Read more →←
A lady interacts with young girls and boys outside a tin shed in a desolate field

Being a humanitarian woman in a conflict zone

A lady interacts with young girls and boys outside a tin shed in a desolate field
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By Juan Haro

Being a humanitarian woman in a conflict zone

This year, World Humanitarian Day is on 19 August “I arrived in Diffa, Niger, on October 2015. One day after my arrival, two kamikaze attacks took place in the city. The people around thought I was going to quit after two months because I couldn’t handle such a situation. But not … here I am three years later, working as an… Read more →←

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