Around the world, humanitarians work tirelessly to save lives and bring hope to people in need. No matter who No matter where #NoMatterWhat #WorldHumanitarianDay | United Nations OCHA

Humanitarians are the heartbeat of every humanitarian response. While others run from danger, they run toward it – risking their lives to bring relief and hope in the face of crisis. From the Central African Republic to Gaza, Myanmar, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, and beyond, their courage and commitment shines through, even in the darkest times. On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we honour their bravery, resilience, and sacrifice – and we renew the call to leaders and those in power: it is time to #ActForHuman

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"The act of humanitarianism comes down to one thing: Individual human beings reaching out to those who find themselves in the most difficult of circumstances. They reach out, one bandage at a time, one suture at a time, one vaccination at a time. Humanitarian responsibility has no frontiers." - Dr James Orbinski,1999, former president of the MSF International Council. Twenty-two years ago, MSF was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of the organisation’s pioneering humanitarian work on