News from the UK
UAI in the UK becomes an Association On 12 June 2019, 30 founding members came together to set up the
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Independent Humanitarian Watch (IHW)
As mentioned in the last UAI Update, preliminary work on the establishment of an IHW is continuing. Thanks to the
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World Humanitarian Day
WHD is a good time to reflect on and acknowledge the unique role of females in resisting, surviving and helping others
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UAI urges UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt to act urgently to stop attacks on civilians in armed conflicts
United Against Inhumanity (UAI) has written to UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt to press him to take urgent action to
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UAI in Rome
On Tuesday 18 June, UAI had its first public “coming out” in Rome at the Foreign Correspondent’s Association. Sarah Hammerl’s
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World Refugee Day – a day to remind ourselves that the world needs more humanity
“(…) we actually live in a world in which human beings as such have ceased to exist for quite a
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NY TIMES: One Afghan father’s search for answers after his entire family got wiped out by the US military
03 June 2019 – As aerial bombardments increase in Afghanistan, so do civilian casualties – read the story from The
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NY TIMES: When the so-called “criminal invasion” crisis at the US/Mexico border actually hides a much bigger and real crisis: the death of thousands of migrants lost in the borderland deserts
29 May 2019 – To stop border crossings from Mexico, the United States have increased their 1994 ‘Prevention Through
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CIVILIANS IN CONFLICT: CIVIC Executive Director Addresses the United Nations Security Council on the Protection Of Civilians in armed conflicts
23 May 2019 – On the 20th anniversary of the UNSC putting ‘protection of civilians in armed conflict’ on its
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Nobel Peace Prize 2018
Following last week’s Nobel Peace Prize ceremony we invite you to take a few minutes and listen to the lectures of
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