Explosive ordnance contamination has increased significantly. Daily missions have led to encounters with numerous hazardous items. The presence of these items poses a threat to people's safety and limits available space.
Humanitarian and civilian activities are affected, with restricted access to certain areas. Even the potential for explosive ordnance being present can hinder daily life and stall the delivery of aid. Further information on the situation and its impact is available, providing details on the scope of the issue and its effects on the community.
A 26-year-old Christian man, Samuel Arif, has been arrested and sent on judicial remand in Lahore after being accused of blasphemy. The incident has again raised deep concerns among local rights activists and the Christian community regarding the misuse of blasphemy laws to settl...
Editor’s Note: The following is an interview with “Rebekah,” a missionary whom International Christian Concern (ICC) supports in Somaliland, where sharing the gospel is extremely difficult and dangerous. Some details have been altered or omitted to protect her. Your generous gift...
Countries: Cuba, Colombia, Ecuador, Haiti . KEY FIGURES 3.2M people in Cuba facing difficulties in accessing safe water, creating public health risks 1.9M people in Haiti faced IPC Phase 4 (Emergency) levels of food insecurity (March-June 2026) 1.3K people affected by clashes or ...