Conflict & humanitarian

Articles related to health and immunisation in conflict zones and humanitarian emergencies.

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Cameroon maps out strategy to reach zero-dose children with immunisation

Sep 21

3 min read

Flood-hit Pakistan faces spread of infectious diseases

Sep 12

4 min read

Cross-posts Climate change Conflict & humanitarian Outbreaks

Aid groups, authorities coordinate efforts to intensify refugee vaccination in Uganda

Aug 31

5 min read

Conflict & humanitarian COVID-19 COVAX

Where routine immunisation is anything but routine: vaccinating Rohingya children in Bangladesh

Aug 25

3 min read

Vaccine campaigns Routine immunisation Conflict & humanitarian

Testimonies on the heightened COVID-19 vaccination among refugees

Aug 19

6 min read

Cross-posts Conflict & humanitarian COVID-19 COVAX

Reaching zero-dose children in Nigeria’s IDP camps

Jul 19

4 min read

Zero-dose children Conflict & humanitarian Routine immunisation

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Improving immunisation rates in South Sudan’s most remote region

Jul 13

5 min read

Routine immunisation Conflict & humanitarian Gender

Reaching zero-dose children in northern Kenya

Jul 6

5 min read

Routine immunisation Zero-dose children Conflict & humanitarian

The stark reality of how COVID-19 has worsened global inequality

Jun 29

4 min read

COVID-19 Conflict & humanitarian

Ukrainian LGBTI Activist on Breaking Down Barriers to Health Despite Deadly Conflict

Jun 23

4 min read

Cross-posts LGBTQI+Conflict & humanitarian

An Imam promotes the power of vaccines in war torn Yemen

Jun 15

4 min read

Cross-posts Polio Vaccine safety Conflict & humanitarian

Measles vaccines offer hope in conflict-affected parts of Ethiopia

Jun 8

2 min read

Measles Routine immunisation Conflict & humanitarian Vaccine campaigns

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