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Woman + disability = double discrimination

Baroness Lindsay Northover, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for International Development, 13 March 2015 - Disability, Girls & Women

Women with disabilities often face double discrimination – because they are female, and because they have disabilities. If they are from a minority group, elderly, or are gay, they may face multiple discrimination. But this discrimination can become still worse …

World Humanitarian Day in South Sudan

Henry Donati, Programme Manager, Humanitarian Response Group, 19 August 2014 - Africa, Humanitarian

The helicopter banks down steeply to the left, and we’re approaching Akobo town; the miles of flat scrub land and acacia trees have given way to a scattering of huts and one-story, corrugated iron-roofed brick buildings. We hover over a …

Typhoon in Tacloban

Henry Donati, Programme Manager, Humanitarian Response Group, 29 November 2013 - Asia, Humanitarian

It was the images of utter devastation and destruction in Tacloban which put Typhoon Haiyan at the top of the news stories in the UK. A giant cargo ship hurled like a match box by the ferocious force of the …

Saving Syria's children

Saleyha Ahsan, Accident and Emergency Doctor, 6 November 2013 - Development Debates, Health, Humanitarian

I went to Syria in December 2012, invited by UK based NGO Hand in Hand for Syria. My first view of Atmeh refugee camp, close to the Turkish border, was of a vast sea of muddy white tents. Three days …

Woman + disability = double discrimination

World Humanitarian Day in South Sudan

Typhoon in Tacloban

Saving Syria's children

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