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Welthungerhilfe: Number of civilian casualties are rising as well as fear of attacks.

Welthungerhilfe supports the worldwide climate strikes on Friday and demands a clear change of course from the German government.

61 NGOs warn of worsening crisis in Myanmar and call for refugees’ engagement on safe, voluntary returns.

The poor security situation in many countries is making work more difficult for relief organisations, and frequently making it difficult to

The World Humanitarian Day 2019 focuses on women in disaster areas around the world. We asked Welthungerhilfe colleagues what drives them.

In Sierra Leone, Marlehn Thieme saw how people learn to help themselves in areas ranging from waste management to renewable energy.

Another increase of hunger figures: According to the UN, 821.6 million people around the world were suffering from hunger in 2018.

The President of Welthungerhilfe, Marlehn Thieme, urges politicians to finally become active: climate change is a question of justice.

Wars and Climate Change are the Greatest Challenges for Combating Hunger.

Eight new promising ideas to combat hunger and social injustice were shortlisted during the Social Innovation Challenge 2019.

The UN Security Council meets today, chaired by Germany, to discuss fighting in the Syrian province of Idlib.

Chancellor Merkel Travels to Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.