MARCH 22 — A deadly fire has broken out in the Rohingya camps this morning. It has affected four large camps in Balukhali refugee camps — so far we know Camps 8,9,11 and 12 have been affected by this massive fire. Thousands of shelters have been destroyed and the number…

COVID-19 continues to be a threat around the world, especially in places that were not fully equipped for proper health care prior to the global pandemic. Rohingya refugees, the largest stateless community in the world, continue to live in harsh conditions in Bangladesh refugee camps after nearly a million of…

This article was written by Tania Mohammed: Congratulations to President-elect Joe Biden and Madam Vice President-elect Kamala Harris. We are excited to see democracy flourish once again, and look forward to the progress they will make in the next four years. …

This article was written by Humanity Auxilium founder, Fozia Alvi for the eUN Connection newsletter for October 2020: Humanity Auxilium supports medical clinics on the ground, besides sending doctors from the US and Canada on medical missions. …

A message from Humanity Auxilium founder, Fozia Alvi in 2019: I will forever be haunted by the story of the girl in the red dress. I sat in a Rohingya refugee tent in Myanmar, listening to horrific stories of murder, arson and rape. One woman was telling me how her…

Over one million Rohingya have fled violence in Myanmar since the 1990s. In Myanmar, the Rohingya escaped military attacks, “where the country’s armed forces were burning Rohingya villages, killing members of the communities and raping women and children.” (Source: VOA) And why has this happened? Well, the Rohingya were once…

Today, October 10, is World Mental Health Day. It is an important day to reflect on the importance of our mental health and how we can do better for our own mental health and advocate for the mental well-being of others, especially in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic —…

Humanity Auxilium is partnering with Education Development And Services (EDAS) to help nearly 500 orphans in Bangladesh attend a Life Skills Camp — which is an opportunity of a lifetime for these children. During their time in this camp, orphans aged six to 18 will take part in inspirational lectures…

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone around the world and has presented its own unique challenges, especially for those in developing countries. This pandemic has exposed cracks in the healthcare of the developed first world, which so far has not succeeded in containing COVID-19. …