Tuesday, April 15th marks two years since war broke out in Sudan. Today, 26 million people are at risk of starvation in what is described as the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Meanwhile, international aid cuts are strangling the locally led relief system the Sudanese rely on.

On 10 April 2025, a total of 27 deadly rounds of 75mm Armor Penetrating High Explosive (AP-HE) projectiles were reported to NPA non-technical survey team during an interview with 62-year-old farmer, Tran Thi Luc, in Village 6, Xuan Trach commune, Bo Trach district.

Last week, Norwegian People's Aid's Per Nergaard and Darvin Lisica and Director of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines (ICBL), Tamar Gabelnick, traveled to Vilnius to try to convince Lithuania to uphold its legal obligations under the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention and reverse its intention to withdraw from this life-saving treaty.

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The situation for Palestinians living in Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, remains desperately challenging.

Norwegian People's Aid has zero tolerance for corruption, and we take the risk seriously by deploying resources for prevention, detection and processing of cases.

The Norwegian People's Aid is deeply concerned about the recent joint announcement by the Ministries of Defense of Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia, recommending a withdrawal from the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention (APMBC). A step that puts the protection of civilians at great risk and undermines the importance of international humanitarian law (IHL).

The conflict that started in Nasir early March between the SSPDF and the White Army escalated further and resulted in the killing of a UN staff and a general during the evacuation on March 7th. Nasir was bombed from the air during the night of March 17th. The UN reports that some 50.000 people have fled due to this conflict, life saving response has had to be put on hold, and there are also credible reports of civilian casualties.

In the quiet village of Kyselivka, nestled in the Mykolaiv region, Serhii Volotkovych has spent his entire life cultivating the land he calls home