Stories
“No one dares harass women anymore” - tackling sexual harassment at work
We follow up with Arunny*, who experienced sexual harassment at work, to see how things have changed.
Two different ways to die in Yemen
Killed by an airstrike or dying from hunger: these are the possibilities faced every day by millions of Yemeni people.
Children like Balki deserve a Life to Live
As many as one in three young children in the Sahel region suffer from malnutrition. Please help give them a Life to Live.
Indonesia tsunami response: “People have lost everything”
CARE begins to distribute hygiene kits as people start to come to terms with what they have lost in the earthquake and tsunami.
Indonesia tsunami: What do you do when all is destroyed?
Photos from earthquake-affected areas of Palu and Donggala show the shocking scenes of devastation facing survivors.
What’s it like being a girl in a refugee crisis?
This International Day of the Girl, a new CAREreport reveals which refugee crises around the world are most dangerous for girls.
Indonesia tsunami: “We are in urgent need of help”
A mother from Palu, Sulawesi, describes the chaos and urgent needs following the earthquake and tsunami.
Nigeria crisis: “No-one has ever asked me to tell my story”
My name is Falmata Ali from northeast Nigeria. I am fighting for my children to grow up.