The world is failing humanitarian workers and the people they serve – World Humanitarian Day
By Dominic MacSorley, Concern Humanitarian Ambassador. World Humanitarian Day – an annual event on the anniversary of the bombing of the UN headquarters in Baghdad on 19 August 2003, pays tribute to those who have died while serving in humanitarian missions and gives special recognition to the courage of humanitarian workers everywhere who continue to protect, feed, shelter, heal and […]
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