IDPs in Pakistan and Iraq | Monitoring and Relief from Muslim Charity
Muslim Charity is deeply concerned about the humanitarian situation for hundreds of thousands of families in Iraq and Pakistan who have been forced from their homes by the upsurge in violent conflict. In Iraq a surge in violence between armed groups and Government forces has displaced over 1.2 million people in central and northern Iraq since January 2014. Violence has been most intense in Anbar Province, where many have been displaced by fighting centred on Fallujah and Ramadi.
In June, armed groups took control of Iraq’s second city of Mosul, leading to the displacement of over 500,000 people, many of whom fled with few or no resources. Muslim Charity and its partners are carrying out assessments in Anbar and Dahuk for to provide assistance in the form of food and non-food item.
Ahmad and his children left Mosul and are living in a room without windows and doors in Bahirka. There is no work and also no help due to the worsening security situation. Muslim Charity is making all its efforts to reach families like Ahmad’s through your support and donations.
