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NO IRISH PRIDE IN GENOCIDE

📸 "No Irish pride in Genocide"

Flyer: found in the vicinity of Louisiana Avenue and Prytania Streets, Uptown New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.

Credit: unknown protesters for Palestine

#FreePalestine #EndTheGenoocide

“Ongoing armed conflicts in Gaza, Sudan and other areas are a sombre reminder of the importance of humanitarian assistance—and the risks these workers take every day. In 2024, 383 humanitarian workers in 27 countries were killed—a 23% increase from the previous record-high death toll in 2023 and triple that of 2022. In addition, 125 humanitarian workers were kidnapped and more than 300 were wounded last year. Sadly, 2025 is on track to be worse."

“For the second consecutive year, the theme of ‘Act for Humanity’ speaks to how we must do more to address increasing violations of international humanitarian law and to protect humanitarian workers and the civilians they are trying to help."

“More than 300 million people around the world are in need of humanitarian assistance this year. In the face of such a staggering number, humanitarian workers are more crucial than ever to provide not only life-saving assistance, but to offer dignity and hope during times of despair."

Read the full statement on World Humanitarian Day HERE

World Elephant Day: Stories of conservation progress

"In Uganda, wildlife authorities have put up nearly 23 kilometers (14 miles) of electric fencing near Queen Elizabeth National Park. Powered by solar panels, it delivers a zap meant to keep elephants at bay. There’s also a barrier of “porcupine” wire that sticks out to further discourage clever elephants who figured out their tusks don’t conduct electricity and would use them to snap the fence wire and help themselves to a buffet on the other side. A survey found the fence has been effective: nearly 90% of local respondents said crop-raiding had ended.

Elephants in Nepal’s eastern border with India also quickly learned that using their tusks could destroy electric fences laid by the government, so villagers adapted. They switched their crops, from elephant favorites like maize, to ones the pachyderms don’t like, including tea, bay leaves and lemons. Local conservationists also helped more residents gain access to government compensation for crop damage, allowing farmers to stay inside when elephants turned up, instead of putting themselves and the massive mammals in harm’s way.

In southern India, authorities in a tea-plantation town surrounded by forests and wildlife, including elephants, have invested in a virtual fence: a series of posts with solar-powered sensors. When the sensors detect moving animals in their vicinity, they trigger flashing lights and a sharp alarm meant to scare off elephants and alert local people of potential danger."

Supporting wildlife-friendly infrastructure to help Asian elephants

"Launched In August 2023, WWF’s "Elly Allies" initiative has been helping to build momentum across elephant range countries in Southeast Asia and China to prioritize sustainable and wildlife-friendly infrastructure, among other elephant conservation priorities."

"WWF is urging more governments, planners, funders and communities to become "Elly Allies" and consider sustainable infrastructure so we can better protect Asian elephants and ensure they can move safely through these shared landscapes."

Puppets, Stories, and Healing: Empowering Palestinian Children through Creative Expression

"Over the past few months, groups of children have gathered in circles, telling stories with small handmade puppets stitched with memory, culture, and quiet resilience. These puppets allow children to tell stories, stories that are difficult to speak aloud. The children who gather around them live under the ongoing reality of occupation. Some have witnessed settler attacks, military presence near their schools, or fear within their families. Others carry quieter burdens, memories they can’t quite explain, and fears they don’t yet have words for."

The blockade of Gaza must end.

UN-led humanitarian aid must be immediately restored.

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Also check out Funds for Gaza for a list of rotating fundraisers in support of Gazans.

Advocacy Resource Pack: Positioning Child Protection in Humanitarian Action Amid Funding Cuts, Shifting Priorities, and Humanitarian Reform

"This Advocacy Resource Pack has been developed by the Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action to support members in advocating for child protection amid funding cuts, shifting priorities, and humanitarian reform. It is a live document and regularly updated to reflect the evolving context. The information provided is based upon ongoing analysis of the situation and critical information shared by our members and partners."

Child soldier: Lionel's story

"Lionel was invited to join a Peace Club, where he learned the importance of tolerance, human rights and, most importantly, forgiveness. Staff teams had to be patient and persistent. For many of these children, forgiving their enemies took a year or more. But through talks, music, dance and play, the children grew more at ease with one another. 

They realized they weren’t really opponents. They were all victims of war. And they all wanted a peaceful future. World Vision equipped and emboldened the children to be advocates for peace, laying the groundwork for a different tomorrow."

"Where the Forest Roars is a documentary film that delves into the gripping conflict between humans and wild Asian elephants along the Eastern Himalaya in India."

World Ranger Day 2025: New CITES documentary short film celebrates the rangers conserving Ghana’s wildlife

"Guardians of Giants brings viewers into the world of Mole’s rangers – from early morning briefings, to long patrols across rugged and hot terrain. The film captures the courage, discipline and unwavering dedication of rangers on the frontlines of conservation. "

Remembering Raha, 2022 - 2025

"[W]hile Raha’s story was overshadowed by a great setback that proved impossible to overcome, that is not what defined her life. Truly, Raha’s life was defined by the meaning of her name in Swahili — joy."

The relentless bombing hasn’t stopped for a moment. Entire families are being wiped out in their homes. Names erased. Lives stolen.

Children who deserved to dream, play, and live — are now names on lists of martyrs.

Please… don’t look away.

Look at their faces. Remember them. Carry their stories.

Silence is complicity.

I feel deep empathy for the innocent little humans who are victims of the evils perpetrated by those who consider themselves worthy. My heart goes out to the mothers who have lost hope in praying for the overall protection of their offspring. I grieve for the men whose lives are lost because they chose to stand up and defend their own. My spirit longs for my people’s peace to be restored, as I…

Çinli yetkililerin Ghulja’daki Uygur Çiftçilerinin Arazisine Zorla El Koydukları Ortaya Çıktı! Yazan Tahir Imin Uyguryan, 6 Nisan 2024 Uygur kullanıcılar tarafından Çin’in video sosyal medya platformu Douyin’de paylaşılan videoda , Çinli çiftçilerin traktörlerle toprağı işlediği, bir Uygur kadının ise yüzünü göstermeden film çekip konuştuğu görülüyor. Çin’de böylesine hassas bir olayı paylaşarak…