Statement on ceasefire in Gaza
A ceasefire in Gaza offers relief after 16 months of hardship. HelpAge calls for immediate humanitarian aid, prioritizing older people who face severe displacement and lack of basic needs.
A ceasefire in Gaza offers relief after 16 months of hardship. HelpAge calls for immediate humanitarian aid, prioritizing older people who face severe displacement and lack of basic needs.
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A HelpAge network member on delivering lifesaving support and empowering older people across Ukraine.
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The statement decrying the world's collective failure comes as the French government convenes an international conference today on Lebanon.