SUDAN high-level humanitarian MISSION continues

NEW YORK, 29 April (UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs) –- The high-level humanitarian mission led by World Food Programme Executive Director James Morris continued today, breaking up into two teams in order to cover more of Darfur.

OCHA URGES RESPONSE TO NEEDS OF VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ABUSE

 

IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

NEW YORK, 29 April (OCHA) -– The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in the Democratic Republic of Congo is calling for an increase in the capacity of health partners already working on the ground and the financing of new partners with expertise in sexual violence and the prevention and transmission of HIV/AIDS.

HUMANITARIAN AGENCIES RESPOND TO HEALTH NEEDS OF BLAST VICTIMS

IN DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA

New York, 29 April (OCHA) -- United Nations humanitarian agencies are stepping up their efforts to meet the health needs of people affected by a massive blast in Ryongchon, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, last week.

CHERNOBYL:  NEEDS Remain GREAT 18 YEARS AFTER NUCLEAR ACCIDENT

NEW YORK, 26 April (OCHA) -- On the eighteenth anniversary of the accident at the Chernobyl power plant, Jan Egeland, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, is urging the international community not to turn its back on the people still affected by the world’s worst nuclear accident.

OCHA launches new web site

NEW YORK, 7 April (OCHA) -- The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) today launched its new Web site, OCHA Online (http://ochaonline.un.org), with an expanded content and revamped design.

HUMANITARIAN GROUPS RESPOND TO NEEDS OF migrants expelled from angola

INto WESTERN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

DARFUR:  HUMANITARIAN NEEDS INCREASE AS RELIEF SUPPLIES DWINDLE

HUMANITARIAN CRISIS LOOMING IN WESTERN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

NEW YORK, 19 April (OCHA) -- A humanitarian crisis is looming as more than 40,000 Congolese have been expelled from Angola into desperate conditions in the Bandundu and WesternKasaiProvinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.