Caritas is providing aid to those affected by a disaster. The organization has given ready-to-eat meals, emergency shelters, and essential household items to 1000 families. They have also provided clean water, sanitation and hygiene kits, and solar-powered lighting and charging facilities.
The disaster has caused significant damage to infrastructure, making it difficult for aid teams to reach their destinations. In one instance, a Caritas team took 18 hours to arrive at their destination due to road conditions. Further details about the disaster and Caritas' response are available, including the number of people affected and the organization's plans to expand their assistance to reach up to 4000 families.
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 ...