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News
ReliefAid speaks out on behalf of the men, women and children whose voices are often silenced by conflict or inaccessibility.
Please read on for our latest media coverage.
Aleppo is quickly moving from the crisis it was to a complete humanitarian catastrophe
Mike Seawright from ReliefAid speaks to Radio New Zealand Nights Presenter Bryan Crump. Mike observes “Aleppo is quickly moving from the crisis it was to a complete humanitarian catastrophe” and explains what life’s like for families living in the war ravaged city and the challenges of delivering aid.
ReliefAid – A local charity with global reach
A charity based in Grey-Lynn has not been immune to the violence in Syria, having experienced the destruction of it’s Aleppo City office and killing of staff by snipers.
ReliefAid Press Release: Aleppo residents without hope
Aleppo residents have ‘no food, no water, and no hope’. Aleppo based staff from Kiwi humanitarian organisation ReliefAid ask ‘How could the world stand by as our people are killed?’
Civilians flee Aleppo to escape regime troops
ReliefAid founder Mike Seawright told Rachel Smalley the main emotion being held by his staff and the community is fear.