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South Sudanese refugees in Gambella. Photo: Action Against Hunger, Ethiopia

Refugees From South Sudan Find Safety in Ethiopia

August 29, 2017

Action Against Hunger is delivering emergency hygiene kits and supplies of clean water to communities devastated by flooding in Freetown, Sierra Lone. Photo: Action Against Hunger, Freetown, Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone: Critical Humanitarian Situation After Floods

August 22, 2017

Photo: Guy Calaf for Action Against Hunger, West Pokot, Kenya

Severe Malnutrition Rates Shoot up Across Kenya, Leaving More Than 70,000 Children at Risk of Death

August 22, 2017

Peter Majok Yak and Maria Apet Mayen are both Stabilization Center Nurses for Action Against Hunger in Malualkon, South Sudan. Photo: Guy Calaf and Lys Arango for Action Against Hunger, South Sudan.

Lives On The Line: Aid Workers Are #NotATarget

August 17, 2017

Members of Action Against Hunger's emergency nutrition team in South Sudan: Angela Abuk Magok, Community Mobilizer; Asunta Nyanut Garang, Community Mobilizer; Sebit Sebit Ahmed, Nutrition Program Manager; Adut Atak Bulo, Nutrition Health Promoter. South Sudan is the world's most violent context for aid workers. Photo: Guy Calaf and Lys Arango for Action Against Hunger, South Sudan.

WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY: A CALL TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST CIVILIANS AND AID WORKERS

August 17, 2017

Photo: Florian Seriex for Action Against Hunger, Lebanon

World Humanitarian Day 2017

August 17, 2017

Roda Keji, South Sudanese refugee, outside of where she and her children live in Adjumani settlement. Paula Dear for BBC News via Action Against Hunger, Uganda. (Photo previously published by BBC News: http://www.bbc.com/news/in-pictures-39998759)

Roda's Story: "We Are All Sisters"

August 16, 2017

Photo: Florian Seriex for Action Against Hunger, Yemen

Closure of Main International Airport in Yemen: One Year of Aggravated Suffering

August 9, 2017

USAID provides vital funding for Action Against Hunger's programs to eliminate hunger and save lives in humanitarian emergencies, such as the devastating 2005 earthquake in Pakistan, which killed an estimated 86,000 people and left 3.5 million homeless.

Mark Green Confirmed as New USAID Administrator

August 9, 2017

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