IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation Chairman Bülent Yıldırım visited the camp where families that fled from the southern rural area of Idlib, Syria were settled, and made an appeal for emergency aid for the civilian victims of war.

A group of students and academics from the Copenhagen University International Social Services department visited IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation’s headquarters.

Throughout 2019, IHH Search and Rescue teams, together with 1.905 volunteers, carried out search and rescue missions as well as trainings to prepare them to face potential disasters.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation provided shelter aid to 135 families forced to migrate to Azaz on the Turkish-Syrian border due to air attacks carried out in the north Idlib in Syria.

Heavy rains that began last week in Indonesia caused major floods and landslides. IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation initially delivered emergency aid to 3 thousand Indonesian victims.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation made an aid appeal for the camps in the rural areas of Idlib, Syria that were flooded due to heavy rains.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered emergency aid to 820 families in Niger soon after a flood hit the region.

Almost a thousand homes were destroyed due to flooding.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered humanitarian aid to almost 11 thousand victims and deprived people in Yemen where the humanitarian crisis is continuing.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered winter aid to 2.500 Palestinian refugee families struggling to survive in various regions of Lebanon.

IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation delivered coal stoves and fuel aid to civilians living in the refugee camps of Syria’s Idlib and Aleppo.

The late Moribah Dukuly’s dream lived on beyond his life that ended in Bursa due to illness. The martyr of knowledge’s noble wish to build a mosque in his country Liberia came true by with the help of our donors.

Turkey united together to protest against Chinese persecution in East Turkestan. IHH organized a silent march accompanied by torches, and a press conference in Istanbul with the participation of tens of thousands, and the support of many NGOs.

On 10 December, commemorated as the Human Rights Day, a march was organized from Fatih Mosque to Saraçhane Park to demand the immediate release of the thousands of young, old, women and men detained in Egyptian prisons. Thousands of people are currently imprisoned under appalling conditions and suffering from torture. People from various occupation groups including scientists, lawyers, doctors, politicians, musicians and engineers are imprisoned and losing their lives; sometimes by execution following the death sentences issued in the so-called court hearings, and sometimes because of the appalling conditions. Occasionally these prisoners who are not even allowed to see their families or lawyers try to make the world hear their voices by going on hunger strikes.

“This is not over yet, we are calling on Judges of the International Criminal Court to step in.”
The International Criminal Court (ICC) must fulfill its function of serving justice and the international law and stay true to its fundamental roots.

The 35th COMCEC (ISEDAK) Meeting has just been held in Istanbul. IHH General Secretary Durmuş Aydın gave a speech at the meeting titled “Food and Agriculture in Periods of Crisis: NGO’s Emergency Response.”

The Republic of Maldives Minister of Internal Affairs Imran Abdulla visited the IHH Humanitarian Headquarters and exchanged ideas.

Somali Ambassador to Turkey H.E Jama Abdullahi Mohamed visited the IHH Humanitarian Relief Headquarters.

A collaboration protocol was signed between IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation and the Union of Agriculture and Forestry Workers (Toç Bir-Sen) in the fields ranging from agriculture to health, from education to tree planting, and orphan projects to aid operations.

The International Damascus University founded by IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation in the Azez district of Aleppo, Syria has just produced its first graduates.