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The latest news and blogs about Humanity & Inclusion's work and our projects around the world.

Aesha during a rehabilitation session with HI specialist to strenghten her back

Fatima, a mother of a child with disabilities in war-torn Syria 23/07/26

Aesha was born with cerebral palsy. Very few facilities are adapted to support a child with disabilities in Syria, her mother Fatima explains.

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Two people are inside a room with exposed concrete walls. One person is sitting on the floor on a patterned rug, turned slightly toward the camera, wearing a dark jacket and pants, and holding a white object in their hands. Next to them, a child is lying on a mattress covered with a red patterned fabric. The child is wearing a light-colored top and dark pants. One of the child’s legs has a medical device attached to it, and the other leg shows visible injuries. The feet are visible in the foreground. Pillows are arranged behind the child and along the wall. The floor is covered with rugs featuring various patterns.

Fighting is over, people are coming back. Their place is now a minefield 01/07/26

Mahmoud picked up what he thought was a toy. It was an explosive device.

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Abdallah at the HI rehabilitation centre

Contamination by landmine: Syrians are taking risk to survive 24/06/26

Abdallah was injured by a landmine while collecting truffles in a field. He knew it was dangerous, but he needed the money to buy food.

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A person is sitting on a chair in an indoor room with light-colored walls. The person is wearing a light blue long-sleeved shirt and dark pants. Their hands are clasped and resting on their knees. To the left of the image, a wall shelf holds several objects. Below the shelf, another wall calendar is visible, featuring colorful drawings. The wall near the shelf shows signs of slight damage or renovation. The person is sitting facing slightly forward in a simple, sparsely decorated space.

The school can reopen thanks to clearance operations 02/06/26

Yasser al-Sanad is the headteacher of al-Najah school in Syria and the son of its founder. Thanks to Humanity & Inclusion's clearance work parts of the school have now reopened.

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A person is lying on an examination table in a medical room. This person has had a leg amputated, and the stump is visible. The person is wearing dark clothing with shiny patterns on the sleeves, as well as a red cloth covering their head. They are lying on their back, with one hand resting near their face. Next to the table, another person is wearing medical attire consisting of a blue scrub top, gloves, and a mask positioned under the chin. This person is handling the stump with their hands. The room has white walls.

Injured by a mine, Imaan can walk again thanks to HI 02/06/26

Imaan, 15, learned to walk again after an amputation caused by a landmine.

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A woman is standing on a sidewalk in front of a closed metal roll-up door. She is wearing a thick blue protective vest and a clear face shield. She is holding a metal detector pointed toward the ground. The building behind her is dilapidated, with partially damaged walls. A yellow car is visible in the background on the left side of the street.

Abeer, Deminer in Syria: "Each mine removed is a seed of hope" 25/03/26

In Idlib, Syria, landmines continue to threaten the lives of civilians. Abeer works as a deminer for Humanity & Inclusion, clearing contaminated areas so that communities can live in safety.

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A young boy walks on a foam mat in a rehabilitation room while a woman stands beside him.

In Syria Ibrahim is learning to walk and play like a child again 03/02/26

Injured in a munition's depot explosion, 5-year-old Ibrahim is learning to walk, move, and play like a child again with help from Humanity & Inclusion.

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Yahya and his on during a risk education session

Yahya returned in his village and tells the fear of explosive remnants 28/11/25

Yahya’s village in Syria was heavily bombed; it was the place of intense combats. Everything is destroyed and now littered with explosive remnants.

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Landmine everywhere: A stop on the road can be deadly 28/11/25

Salah Al Din was injured by a landmine in 2024. This father of 5 struggles to recover. He is supported by Humanity & Inclusion.

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In Syria, children are the main victims of explosive devices 27/11/25

Nada Ali Al Shathi came back in her village with her family. A few days later, her son was badly injured by an explosive device.

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13 years of armed violence have devastated Syria 28/10/25

How to rebuild your life when everything is destroyed around you? Qais Al Hmeidi, 44, father of 3, just came bacl to his village that he had to flee during the war. He shared his story with us.

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Explosive weapons kill and injure every day in Syria 13/10/25

People are coming back to their villages littered by unexploded ordnance. Children like 10-year-old Amer are the main victims.

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In the Blink of an Eye 02/09/25

Returning to your village in Syria can be life-threatening. Osama, 22, stepped on a mine when he entered an abandoned house. He lost his leg.

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Hatem struggles to rebuild his shattered life 19/08/25

Hatem is among the thousands whose lives have been torn apart by the war in Syria. Injured, amputated, displaced, he struggles to rebuild his life.

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“I Stepped on the Threshold and My Life Changed Forever” 19/08/25

In the Al-Raqqa countryside, families rebuild lives interrupted by conflict. Anoud, 55 years old, is learning to walk again after losing her leg to a landmine explosion.