Food Security Is a Human Right: Why Access, Protection and Solidarity Matter
10/26/2026
In a world where food waste accounts for approximately one-third of food produced, it seems strange that 638 to 720 million people worldwide reported hunger in 2025.From urban food deserts in the United States and Europe, famines in East Africa and the Middle East, to crises in Southeast Asia, food
Preparedness Saves Lives: Why Disaster Risk Reduction Is Essential for Humanitarian Protection
10/15/2026
When a disaster strikes, the images that often reach us are those of destruction: flooded streets, damaged homes, displaced families and emergency responders working around the clock. Yet some of the most effective humanitarian work happens long before a crisis unfolds.This approach is known as Disa
Far from Being Done: The Harsh Reality of Peace Agreements
09/21/2026
During the past years, we witnessed several occasions where peace agreements were mentioned: the war between Ukraine and Russia, the conflict in Gaza, and the tensions between Iran and USA.When these stories reach us, the images we see are usually of officials shaking hands, arguing over conditions,
Charity, Democracy and the Human Impact: Why Support Matters When Peace Is Fragile
09/07/2026
Across conflict-affected regions, civilians often live in a reality that diverges sharply from the political promises made in national capitals or international forums. While governments commit to democratic reforms, peacebuilding frameworks and protection measures, the lived experience on the groun
The People Behind the Mission: Humanitarian Work Through the Eyes of MOAS Staff
08/24/2026
Humanitarian work is often seen only through its most visible moments: aid deliveries, emergency evacuations and frontline support. Yet behind every action, there is a dedicated team working tirelessly to make it all possible. Today, we shine a light on our incredible MOAS team based in Malta, the h