War in the Middle East: Mourning and Aid
PRESS RELEASE War in the Middle East: Mourning and Aid Lebanese Terre des Hommespartner organization FEMALE mourns employee after fatal attack and provides immediate assistance…
Terre des Hommes warns of child rights violations
PRESS RELEASE Terre des Hommes warns of child rights violations On the occasion of the vote in the German Bundestag on the CEAS adaptation laws Tomorrow, the…
Greece:
Help on the streets of Athens Greece: Support for refugees In recent years, the media have repeatedly reported on the unbearable conditions for people on the streets…
Zimbabwe: Protection for Street Children
A safe place in Bulawayo Zimbabwe: Protection for Street Children Nyasha was ten years old when he could no longer bear the bullying from the older children in the orphanage. He ran away and…
Germany: Ensuring child-friendly arrival!
Ensuring child-friendly arrival! Germany: Reception of unaccompanied minors. The project strengthens the arrival, support, and integration systems for refugee children…
Ukraine: Giving a voice to abducted children
Ukraine: Trauma therapy for returning children At least 19,546 Ukrainian children were abducted from Russian-occupied or temporarily occupied territories. A war crime and…
Guatemala: Empowering Indigenous Girls
Ester Raises Her Voice Guatemala: Empowering Indigenous Girls There are no female students at the Impacto school. Instead, every morning over 260 "jóvenes pioneras" (young pioneers) stream in…
India: Football as a symbol of girls' rights
(No) place for the girls of Chachiyawa India: Football as a symbol of girls' rights Should sport only be for boys? Chachiyawa, a village in Rajasthan, India, was one…
Poland: Childhood Ends at the Border
Childhood Ends at the Border Poland: Help for Refugee Children and Their Families Since 2021, there has been a dramatic humanitarian crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border:…
Philippines: Peace Education Instead of Police Violence
»Children should learn that there is another way« Philippines: Peace Education Instead of Police Violence According to human rights organizations, the anti-drug war in the Philippines has been…
Thailand: Human Rights for Refugees from Myanmar
»People will win« – »The people will win.« Thailand: Human Rights for Refugees from Myanmar When, shortly after the coup on the morning of February 1, 2021, a woman arrived at their door in Yangon…
Myanmar: Interview on the current situation
»In many places, the junta administration has collapsed« Myanmar: Interview on the current situation Four years have passed since a military junta seized power in Myanmar and…
Somalia: Solar Energy Against Drought and Hunger
A Vegetable Garden for Mrs. Hussein Somalia: Solar Energy Against Drought and Hunger Keyf Hussein (37) lives with her family of ten in the village of Dalsan in Somalia. In her garden…
Supply Chain Law: 210,000 Signatures Submitted
Supply Chain Law: 210,000 Signatures Submitted More than 210,000 people have signed our petition for a strong supply chain law. Together we are setting a clear…
Arrived, but not safe?
Refugee children and young people are increasingly experiencing severe violence before, during, and after their flight – from pushbacks and sexual violence to restricted access to education…
The Drama Surrounding the European Supply Chain Law
The Drama Surrounding the European Supply Chain Law The struggle over the European supply chain law (Directive on corporate sustainability due diligence – CSDDD) is currently a…
Philippines: Football as a gateway to a better future.
Philippines: Team sports against violence and discrimination. The girls have just come from the football pitch. Time to catch their breath – and time for a team meeting. But now it's about more than just football…
Mozambique: Theatre against domestic violence
»My body belongs to me!« Mozambique: Theatre against domestic violence Just a few streets away from the expensive restaurants and villas of the rich, in Mozambique's capital Maputo live…
Accept them now – keep your promises!
Don't abandon Afghan families who have been offered asylum. With a joint action in front of the German Bundestag Terre des Hommes together with Pro Asyl, Amnesty International, Kabul…
All eyes on Gaza.
In Gaza, civilians and sometimes entire families, including many children, are still being killed daily by bombs. Hungry people are seeking refuge at the few Israeli-controlled border crossings…
Ban anti-personnel mines and cluster munitions!
Organizations are demanding decisive action against the withdrawal of several states from humanitarian disarmament treaties. Organizations are protesting today in front of the Brandenburg Gate…
Contact (Volunteering)
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Myanmar: Aid for Children and Families After the
April 2025 Earthquake. On March 28, Myanmar was struck by two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.7 and 6.4 on the Richter scale. More than 5,300 people lost their lives, and up to 11,400 were injured. The actual…
Colombia: Interview with a former child soldier
»I was given a second chance« Colombia: A former child soldier reports Yina fought in Colombia as a child soldier for the FARC guerrillas. But she made the leap to…
Kenya: Dialogue Works for the Rights of Working Children
Kenya: Dialogue Works - For the Rights of Working Children To strengthen the rights of working children worldwide, Terre des Hommes and Kindernothilfe have jointly launched the project »Dialogue Works«…
Gaza: Solar wells provide drinking water.
Even after the ceasefire, the people in the Gaza Strip are suffering greatly: There is a lack of clean water, and since the destruction of the only power plant, the energy supply has been severely disrupted…
South
Sudan: Peacebuilding for a better future. Africa's youngest nation still suffers from the consequences of civil war. Millions of people are displaced and in need of humanitarian aid…
World Risk Report:
Every year, millions of people worldwide are affected by natural disasters triggered by extreme natural events such as earthquakes, storms, or floods. But the risk that…
Health:
Every child has the right to grow up healthy. Yet many children still fall victim to treatable diseases: measles, polio, tuberculosis, or AIDS. A deficiency or…
Iraq
: Hope for a better tomorrow. Iraq has not known peace for decades: The country is plagued by political, ethnic and religious conflicts, wars and…
Palestine:
Aid for Children in Palestine Even before 2023, life in the Palestinian territories was marked by insecurity and violence. Since the Hamas attacks and the ongoing war…
Thailand
: Fighting Poverty and Exploitation. Thailand is a popular travel destination and has experienced an economic boom in recent decades. However, many regions suffer from poverty and exploitation…
India
: Education for a Better Future. In the world's fifth-largest economy, most people live in extreme poverty. Child labor is widespread, many children attend school…
Somalia
: Humanitarian Aid – A Future for Children. Somalia suffers from conflict, hunger, and the effects of climate change. Besides the terror against the civilian population, it is primarily…
Zambia
is politically stable and has many natural resources. However, these bring little prosperity to the population; instead, they exacerbate environmental problems in many areas. Added to this are droughts and…
Syria:
After the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Syria is experiencing a historic turning point – but the scars of war are deep, and the humanitarian situation remains tense. Houses and infrastructure are destroyed…
