Reports

Humanity & Inclusion joins other INGOs in expressing severe concern over the imminent collapse of the humanitarian response in Gaza, citing ongoing operational restrictions and the continued shrinking of the safe zone imposed by Israel.

Humanity & Inclusion and other organizations provide an update on the situation in Gaza from July 30 to August 12, 2024. During this time, access for aid to enter and be safely distributed across Gaza has remained restricted, and the situation has become more urgent than ever due to the imminent threat of a polio outbreak.

Humanity & Inclusion and 19 other organizations provide an update on the situation in Gaza from July 13-29, 2024. This snapshot includes reported incidents during this time, as well as some that happened earlier but were not previously documented or verified. This snapshot highlights the overwhelming obstacles that humanitarian response actors encounter in Gaza.

Humanity & Inclusion and 12 other organizations provide an update on the immense obstacles that impede aid delivery in Gaza, offering a glimpse into the daily challenges faced by humanitarian workers, made worse by conflict, bombardment, gunfire, and siege tactics.

Seven people share their lived experiences about accessing rehabilitation and assistive technology in conflict-affected areas in Colombia, Iraq and Laos.

In this detailed paper describing the challenges for humanitarian access in Gaza, NGOs highlight that the current situation is only expected to deteriorate even further with the Israeli military invasion of Rafah.

Within the context of the West Bank, Palestinians are constantly exposed to violence, which results in new injuries, long-term disabilities, and mental health challenges related to adverse experiences.

When explosive weapons are used in populated areas, they have direct and indirect impacts on the provision of services, community cohesion, humanitarian access, regular support for basic needs, physical safety, mental health and psychological well-being, as well as other social and economic impacts. The challenges and human impacts in hard-to-reach areas – such as in Kharkiv, Mykolaiv and Kherson Oblasts – exemplify the specific and systematic pattern of harm caused by explosive weapons during and after armed conflicts.

Women and girls living with disabilities have the same sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) as women and girls without disabilities. Women and girls with disabilities face different barriers when making independent, informed decisions about their bodies, health and lives. This document aims to increase awareness of a human rights-based approach to informed consent for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care and to promote equitable and inclusive practice.

The devastating impact of explosive weapons on civilians is not limited to direct harm on their lives and health. More often than not, reverberating or “domino’’ effects follow the destruction or damage of critical infrastructure and multiply the humanitarian impact of the use of these weapons. In this factsheet, Humanity & Inclusion details the immediate and long-term consequences of explosive weapons in Gaza.