Rapports

Highlights The 70% funding gap is severely impacting humanitarian efforts in Cameroon, especially the CAR response, as technical and financial partners have redirected funding to target the most vulnerable. Since the beginning of the conflict, 144 schools near…

Facts & Figures Most populous African country with over 188 million inhabitants 1.9 million people displaced in Nigeria (IOM) 169 000 refugees in Niger, Chad and Cameroon (UNHCR) Registered returnees: over 136 000 (UNHCR) 5.1 million people facing a food security…

UNHCR and other humanitarian organisations are providing emergency assistance following recent waves of violence in the East and South-East regions of the Central African Republic (CAR) which have triggered a new, large-scale displacement of populations. One…

Highlights Ongoing military operations in Niger and Nigeria are accompanied by a resurgence of attacks and incursions of armed elements, leading to protection incidents. A significant increase in cases of genderbased violence (GBV) reported by partners was observed…

CS/12867 CONSEIL DE SÉCURITÉ 7967E SÉANCE – APRÈS-MIDI Au cours des six derniers mois, « les tensions politiques ont persisté dans certains pays d’Afrique centrale, principalement liées à des processus électoraux récents ou à venir », a expliqué au…

SC/12867 SECURITY COUNCIL 7967TH MEETING (PM) Members also Consider Boko Haram Activities in West Africa’s Lake Chad Basin Area The threat posed by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) to stability in Central Africa’s should not be underestimated, particularly now with…

DRC 23 people were killed in attacks by Batwa fighters in Tanganyika from 25-30 May, resulting in communities from more than five villages fleeing. Provincial authorities have forcibly returned IDPs in Kalemie to their villages of origin…

In Numbers 2.1 million food-insecure people in C.A.R. — 48 percent of the population of the country 500,000 displaced persons 464,000 C.A.R. refugees in the neighbouring countries Highlights From May to October, WFP needs USD 20 million to continue providing emergency…

posted on 9 JUNE 2017 by YVES WILLEMOT PRESS RELEASE – 150,000 children in Greater Kasai region need emergency support to continue education. More than 600 schools damaged in attacks. Children facing violence in the Greater Kasai More…

Highlights UNHCR is particularly concerned as forced returns from Cameroon to Nigeria have continued unabated after the governments of Nigeria and Cameroon signed a tripartite agreement with UNHCR on 2 March to facilitate the voluntary repatriation of…