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In April, UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, has relaunched its free telephone hotline, which now also provides legal counseling to those affected by the conflict in eastern Ukraine, including internally displaced and stateless persons. The “DonbasSOS”…

HIGHLIGHTS Ceasefire recommitment made yet again, but millions of people in eastern Ukraine live a different reality More than 1,000 civilians killed or injured by landmines and explosive remnants of war since 2014 Humanitarian actors reach over 1.3…

OVERVIEW Overview of key developments in 2018 During 2018 a number of key developments impacted humanitarian operations. First, there was a shift in approach – from a security to a military-oriented one. Th e law on ‘Reintegration of…

In 2014, a conflict broke out in eastern Ukraine between the Ukrainian government and armed opposition groups. There have been over 10,000 civilian casualties in the last five years – with as many as 3,000 deaths…

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In the month of February, UNHCR facilitated the delivery of a joint IOM/WHO/UNICEF humanitarian convoy to the city of Donetsk carrying medical equipment, adult diapers, and hygiene kits for social institutions, as well as, a UNICEF…

Highlights WHO emergency programme in eastern Ukraine In response to the humanitarian crisis in eastern Ukraine, WHO and partners provide life-saving health services to conflict-affected populations on both sides of the contact line. With the support of WHO: •…

A. Situation analysis Description of the disaster Measles outbreak continues to spread in Ukraine, with new cases being reported in all regions. In 2018, Ukraine reported more measles cases than all of the European Union1 . Large-scale outbreak…

Highlights In response to the humanitarian crisis in the east of Ukraine, WHO and partners provide life-saving health services to conflict-affected populations on both sides of the contact line. • WHO supplied two autoclaves and disinfection equipment to…