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World Humanitarian Day is celebrated every year on 19th August to honour humanitarian aid workers who work tirelessly in areas of crisis and conflict around the globe. This year, we...
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The English Channel is one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. Maritime traffic and strong currents make the journey particularly dangerous. In November last year, 27 people died...
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The World Day Against Trafficking in Persons (30th July) is a global event set up by the UN to raise awareness and increase the prevention of this massive worldwide problem....
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The 25th of July marks World Drowning Prevention Day, declared in April 2021 by General Assembly resolution A/RES/75/273. It is a global advocacy event which aims to highlight the tragic...
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Migrants often have to undertake perilous journeys in order to reach their arrival country. Each journey is unique, however, those having to undertake these journeys are often exposed to exploitative...
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Known as the technology behind cryptocurrencies, Blockchain is gaining momentum in the fields of humanitarian and development aid, and is increasingly being used by humanitarian agencies in their global response,...
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In March 2022, MOAS launched its new “Integration Through Education and Integration” project, funded through the Voluntary Organisations Project Scheme (VOPS) managed by the Malta Council for the Voluntary Sector....
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Imagine that you are a 17 year-old Eritrean boy, sentenced to years in prison for trying to avoid the programme of compulsory and indefinite military service administered by the country's...
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Mental Health in Conflict ‘Mental Health’ is an expression we hear almost everyday. It has come to encapsulate a whole spectrum of terms referring to our mental state and capacity....
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“We know what happens when we don’t prepare better, we don’t prevent better, and when disaster strikes...
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