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Articles by Rosamond Bennett
'Invasion of Rafah would be a death sentence for thousands'
PEOPLE IN RAFAH are terrified. Their worst fears were realised yesterday when they received ‘evacuation orders’ telling people in the east of the city to flee their homes because the “IDF is about to operate with great force”. They have been warned that it is too dangerous to seek safety and return to northern Gaza but also not to head east or south. Their only option is to go west to al-Mawasi, a coastal area packed full of people sharing tents but lacking enough food and water.
Food supplies must be allowed to enter Gaza to halt famine
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'She was caring for her own children as well as two others separated from their parents'
THE ONGOING CONFLICT in Sudan is causing a humanitarian emergency threatening to destabilise an entire region. Earlier this summer I visited the border between Sudan and South Sudan and saw firsthand the dire situation facing people escaping the fighting. Since the conflict first erupted in April, over 4 million people have fled their homes.
Opinion: As millions in Afghanistan face starvation - the world must not look away
TEMPERATURES HAVE DROPPED into minus figures in Kabul in recent days. For most of us in Ireland, it’s almost impossible to imagine a night of sub-zero temperatures without the comfort of central heating or a warm fire but for many Afghans, fuel has become a luxury few can afford.
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Poll: Did you use the Stay and Spend scheme at all? DID YOU USE the Government’s Stay and Spend scheme? From 1 October until 30 April (tomorrow), the Government allowed taxpayers claim a maximum of €125 back in tax credits on their spending in the hospitality sector. To qualify for the maximum amount, you had to spend €625.
Opinion: A global vaccine waiver could mean the difference between life and death for so many
THE PAST NUMBER of weeks have been a rollercoaster when it comes to announcements around vaccine supply and roll out. Last month, the European Medicines Agency approved the Johnson & Johnson one-shot vaccine for use within the EU. Only a few weeks later, the company delayed rollout in the EU due to a decision by the US Food and Drug Administration to suspend its use over rare blood clotting fears.
Rohingya crisis: 'I will never forget her words or the look in her eyes'
IF YOU’RE ON LinkedIn you will surely have seen a message popping up to remind you of your own or someone else’s work anniversary. This month, a notice to mark my fifth “anniversary” as CEO of Christian Aid Ireland flashed up on my screen. The message prompted me to reflect on the last five years, on the places I have been, the people I’ve met and the subtle and not so subtle impact that all these experiences have had on me.
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