The International Rescue Committee (IRC), under the ECHO-funded Protection Consortium of Iraq (PCI), has released a new Rapid Needs Assessment analyzing protection needs and access to essential services in IDP-hosting and displacement-affected districts across Iraq. The assessment was designed and led by the Protection & Rule of Law (PRoL) Program at IRC Iraq.

Recent abrupt funding cuts and the unpredictability of sustainable programming have had a direct and detrimental impact on people's lives. Despite mitigation efforts to try and maintain programming, the abrupt suspension of funding has left thousands of survivors and women and girls at risk of gender-based violence (GBV) without essential services across crisis-affected regions in West Africa.

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Sudan is the biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded. Here’s what you need to know about the crisis in Sudan and what you can do to help.

Following the fall of the Assad-led government, most Syrian refugees remain hesitant to return due to ongoing concerns about safety, housing, and livelihoods. IRC surveys show only 25% intend to return, with most lacking clear timelines. Access to reliable information has decreased, and conditions inside Syria remain largely unconducive to safe, voluntary, and dignified returns.

Sher Nawaz Khan shares his family's journey with the IRC in Atlanta

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