Asia and Pacific

Suffering in Silence IV

By CARE Staff · January 28, 2020

The 10 most under-reported humanitarian crises of 2019

For Two Best Friends, Life as IDPs Is Full of Uncertainty

By Debbie Michaud · October 1, 2019

12-year-olds Farhana and Janainah met in a temporary camp for displaced people in the Philippines after their hometown was destroyed by a violent siege

Rasheda’s Family has Been Living in Limbo Since Escaping Violent Attacks by Militants

By Josh Estey and Kate Adelung · October 1, 2019

More than two years after fighting ended in Marawi, Philippines, families remain displaced and girls are missing out on their educations

International Day of the Girl 2019

By CARE Staff · September 30, 2019

What’s one of the most dangerous things a person can do? Be born a girl.

Forced to Flee, See What Rohingya Refugee Children Find and Keep

By Josh Estey and CARE Staff · August 26, 2019

They had to leave everything behind when they fled Myanmar for Bangladesh.

Working With Refugees in Bangladesh: One Day at a Time

By CARE Staff · August 25, 2019

With nearly a million Rohingya people living in refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, every day is a challenge for CARE staff

It’s Time to Tackle the $1.7 Trillion Global Financing Gap Facing Women-Owned Businesses

By Emma Langbridge · August 13, 2019

Equal access to financial tools and resources is nonexistent for millions of women around the world. It shouldn’t be.

Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry

By Tonya Rawe · August 13, 2019

Climate impacts are creating stress on land and food systems and negatively impacting farmers’ livelihoods.

The Single Mom Fighting to End Workplace Harassment in Cambodia’s Entertainment Industry

By CARE Staff · March 6, 2019

Nary holds down multiple jobs to support her family, but they pose a high risk of assault

Rohingya Refugees May Have Faded From the Headlines, But Their Struggles Have Not

By Deepmala Mahla · March 6, 2019

We don’t hear about this crisis that much any more – working in the camps myself, I cannot help but feel frustrated.

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Asia and Pacific

Suffering in Silence IV

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For Two Best Friends, Life as IDPs Is Full of Uncertainty

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Rasheda’s Family has Been Living in Limbo Since Escaping Violent Attacks by Militants

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International Day of the Girl 2019

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Forced to Flee, See What Rohingya Refugee Children Find and Keep

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Working With Refugees in Bangladesh: One Day at a Time

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It’s Time to Tackle the $1.7 Trillion Global Financing Gap Facing Women-Owned Businesses

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Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry

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The Single Mom Fighting to End Workplace Harassment in Cambodia’s Entertainment Industry

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Rohingya Refugees May Have Faded From the Headlines, But Their Struggles Have Not

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Asia and Pacific

Suffering in Silence IV

For Two Best Friends, Life as IDPs Is Full of Uncertainty

Rasheda’s Family has Been Living in Limbo Since Escaping Violent Attacks by Militants

International Day of the Girl 2019

Forced to Flee, See What Rohingya Refugee Children Find and Keep

Working With Refugees in Bangladesh: One Day at a Time

It’s Time to Tackle the $1.7 Trillion Global Financing Gap Facing Women-Owned Businesses

Tackle Failing Food Systems Before It’s Too Late — 820 Million People Are Already Going Hungry

The Single Mom Fighting to End Workplace Harassment in Cambodia’s Entertainment Industry

Rohingya Refugees May Have Faded From the Headlines, But Their Struggles Have Not

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