Hunger
“I am afraid Coronavirus will kill us later, we will die of hunger first.”
Forced by a sudden countrywide lockdown to control the Coronavirus pandemic, 22 or more migrants have died while undertaking the heart-breaking journey into uncertainty. Driven by anxiety, panic, misinformation, administrative and government policy flaws, and fatigue, hunger and thirst, with no official or social support system or health care mechanisms on the way, these point to a tragedy far bigger than it has been imagined
Smita Sharma
Apr 09
Famines through the ages: Lessons for the modern era
The world stands on the precipice of a humanitarian disaster. […]
Hardnews Foreign Policy
Nov 08