They Threw a Rock at It, for Fun.
Nadir, 12, and his cousin Hassan, 10, were walking back to their house when a small metal object caught their attention.
Our Work in Anabah Continues, as It Does Across Afghanistan.
EMERGENCY runs two major hospitals in Afghanistan’s Panjshir Valley: the Anabah Maternity Centre, and the Surgical & Paediatric Centre - providing free, high-quality healthcare to people living in the province and beyond.
Today, He Cannot Imagine Any Future.
Jalad Khan suffered serious injuries to his lower limbs and stomach.
Since the Start of the Project, We Have Supported Over 5,000 Households in Italy.
In Milan, Rome, Naples, Piacenza, Catanzaro, Varese and Catania we continue to pack and distribute parcels, working with local organisations to help those in need every week.
The Violence Continues to Worsen in Afghanistan.
There was a 29% increase in civilian casualties from the violence in the first four months of this year compared to last.
G7 Support for Pharma Monopolies Is Putting Millions of Lives at Risk
The self-interest of G7 countries is the biggest obstacle to ending the Covid-19 pandemic, a group of campaigning organizations said today.
“Peace Can Be Achieved If Our People Can Both Aspire for It and Are Given the Means To Achieve It.”
This is Said Hakim, Team Leader at EMERGENCY’s Kabul Surgical Centre.
EMERGENCY Turns 27
Behind this logo are the over 11 million people we have treated, and all those we will treat.