The United Nations in Iran (UN-Iran) responded rapidly to a request from national authorities and mounted a multi-agency, One UN response to address all the humanitarian consequences of the disaster including on gender, health, shelter, and education. The disaster affected at least 261,000 people and displaced 130,000 from their homes in sub-zero temperatures. On the night of 28 January 2023, an earthquake measuring 5.9 on the Richter scale hit Khoy in north-west Iran.
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Where does aid money really go? Does it even reach the intended recipients or does it get lost in distribution? Palki Sharma deconstructs some figures to explain how humanitarian aid has become a bit of a farce. VICE News travelled to Yemen in October 2018 to report on the civilians who are being hit the hardest, the brave volunteers risking their lives to save them and the motley crew of U.S.-backed fighters, who want a fight to the finish, regardless of the costs. Air-strikes, landmines, rag-tag militias who use child soldiers and widespread blockades of food and aid have made this the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. But there is no victory in sight, various efforts at a peace deal have failed and the war, being waged with US supplied weapons and equipment, grinds on. They were surrounded by tiny, emaciated and wailing babies, just some of the 20 million people now facing famine due to the war in Yemen.Ī coalition led by Saudi Arabia and the UAE have been fighting for four years in an attempt to defeat the Houthi rebels, who they see as Iranian proxies. “We’re living on the last 5%,” said Nabat Sulaiman, a nurse, “we only do the limited work we can do. “If you survived the mines, you’d get killed by a sniper,” said Khaled Ahyaf, a Doctor at a child malnutrition clinic in Eastern Yemen, barely a mile from an active frontline, explaining why he can’t get desperately needed supplies. " onClick="activateTab('playlist1') return false">
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