Read the latest press releases, news and statements from our Media team.
The UK Government’s announcement today, 19 March, on development reforms sets an important direction of travel, but risks overlooking the realities facing millions of people suffering from hunger and crisis.
The escalation in the Middle East is driving a surge in humanitarian needs and putting millions of civilians at risk.
The UK INGO sector issued a joint statement, reflecting on the devastating consequences of the cuts and calling on the UK government to recommit to an ambitious international development agenda.
Frontline professionals near the front lines face escalating psychological strain as violence, displacement, and winter energy outages intensify.
Escalating violence in north-eastern Syria forces mass displacement as aid access tightens and winter needs surge.
Action Against Hunger and 12 humanitarian organisations urge UK Government to keep its commitment to Sudan.
Action Against Hunger is among the international NGOs raising concerns about the impact on humanitarian operations.
Russell Hobbs has launched Plates for Change, a UK-wide primary school campaign with Action Against Hunger.
Latest IPC analysis shows that Afghan children are suffering one of the highest rates of malnutrition in the world.
In November 2025, famine was declared in Kadugli, South Kordofan. Violence intensifies in Kordofan, causing mass displacement, widespread food insecurity and protection risks.
The joint statement comes after the release of the 2026 Global Humanitarian Overview
Violence in El Fasher, North Darfur, has sharply escalated, with civilians facing grave protection risks and limited aid.
