In a landmark achievement for indigenous and minority rights, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly has passed the Kalash Marriage Bill 2026, the first legislation in Pakistan to formally recognize and protect the…

Norwegian Church Aid Lebanon met with the Minister of Social Affairs at the Grand Serail to discuss the ongoing humanitarian response, recovery needs, and priorities for supporting communities affected by the…

For many women in Ethiopia, work is about more than earning an income. It is about security, dignity, and the ability to make their own choices. Through handwoven textiles, Sabahar is creating new…

On 23 June 2026, the Regional Faith Women Mediation Network (REFWOMEN) reached a milestone three years in the making. In Addis Ababa, FECCLAHA, on behalf of REFWOMEN, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with…

At 54 years old, Amer K. carries the responsibility of more than just his own family. In addition to caring for his elderly mother and father, he supports four widowed households, his sisters and their…

Abebech Gashaw, 35, is a mother of five who was displaced from Wollega in the Oromia Region in 2014 due to an ethnic driven violence. She now lives with her family in ine of the three IDP Camps in Debre Birhan…

Few places in Syria carry as much historical significance as Daraa. Yet the city still bears the marks of displacement, crisis, and poverty. Even in recent months, people have continued to arrive in Daraa,…

For years, Khan Shaykhoun in southern Idlib was known around the world as a symbol of the Syrian war. Right here, Norwegian Church Aid has established a center for women and girls. Everyone we meet carries…

How Shell-Shocked Novomykolaivka in Zaporizhzhia Oblast Survives with Water and Humanitarian Support.