Rapports

S. Benjamin Doty, Emily E. Haroz, Namrita S. Singh, Sergiy Bogdanov, Judith K. Bass, Laura K. Murray, Karis L. Callaway and Paul A. Bolton Conflict and Health 2018 12:34 https://doi.org/10.1186/s13031-018-0169-6 © The Author(s). 2018 Abstract Background: In Ukraine, a large number…

HIGHLIGHTS • Residents of Chyhari flee in search of safety and protection • May 2018 – the deadliest month in 2018 so far • Water and sanitation facilities are targeted yet again • UNSC briefing on Ukraine was held in…

Humanitarian situation – highlights The security situation in the eastern conflict area has deteriorated* since April 2018, with the hottest spots being the Svitlodarsk arch, Kirovsk, Troitske–Krymske cluster, Dokuchayivsk, Horlivka–Zaitseve and the Avdiivka–Yasynuvata–former Donetsk airport triangle. 120…

SOS Children’s Villages helps children with speech problems, but the need is growing When conflict broke out in eastern Ukraine in 2014, three-year-old Yuriy would hide in fear during the fighting that engulfed his town.* The boy became…

Situation Overview & Humanitarian Needs In June UNICEF continued to support teachers across Donetsk and Luhansk oblast manage gender specific and age-sensitive education, as well as safe learning spaces with water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) facilities, on…

Millions of people in Ukraine continue to suffer silently through the pain of hepatitis C, just like Ihor. Around five percent of the population live with the disease, many of whom remain untreated due to a…

PROTECTION CONCERNS Civilian casualties: In June OHCHR recorded 38 conflict-related civilian casualties, with 84% resulting from shelling or small arms and light weapons fire (SALW). Despite a 37.7% decrease in the total number of casualties compared with…

HIGHLIGHTS Conflict-related civilian deaths and injuries increase in eastern Ukraine from February–May Shelling and light weapons fire continue to damage and destroy civilian infrastructure UNICEF assists GBV survivors and children affected by violence in Donetsk and Luhansk KEY DEVELOPMENTS Conflict-related deaths…

Overview This report, drafted by ACTED, represents the findings of the third round of joint market monitoring (MM) undertaken collaboratively by ACCESS partners, Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) and Save the Children International (SCI). The study aimed at…

PROTECTION CONCERNS Civilian casualties: OHCHR recorded 61 conflict-related civilian casualties. This is a 32 per cent increase compared with April 2018. Security situation: A significant increase of hostilities affecting more than 20 settlements on both sides of the…