In Niger, the ICRC helps people affected by conflict in the south-east and those fleeing fighting in north-east Nigeria. We work with the Red Cross Society of Niger to deliver aid, treat the wounded, provide water and support farmers.

Niger has ordered the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to cease operations, and for its foreign staff to leave the country. The move leaves NGOs throughout West Africa wondering ...

2 days ago · In the report, the ICRC says it has been present in Niger since 1990, and highlights its provision of healthcare to over 120,000 victims of armed conflict last year.

2 days ago · In a note verbale issued by Niger's Foreign Ministry last Friday, the government announced the termination of the agreement with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), demanding the closure of its offices and the immediate departure of expatriate staff, local media outlet Air Info reported on Wednesday, citing sources.

2 days ago · Niger canceled its agreement with the Red Cross in a verbal note that was received Tuesday by the ICRC, the Air Info news outlet reported. ... Around 140,000 people benefited from ICRC’s efforts ...

In Niger, the ICRC helps people affected by conflict in the south-east or fleeing fighting in north-east Nigeria. With the Niger Red Cross, we deliver aid, treat the wounded, provide water and support farmers.

Present in Niger since 1990, the ICRC protects and assists people affected by the consequences of armed conflict or other situations of violence, particularly in Liptako-Gourma and the Lake Chad Basin.

The ruling military junta of Niger Republic has ordered the International Committee of the Red Cross, ICRC, to immediately leave the country. The West African country, which recently withdrew from ...

2 days ago · Niger's ruling military has ordered the International Committee of the Red Cross to leave the country immediately. The junta hasn't given any reason for the decision but earlier this year said ...

3 days ago · Niger is said to have "terminated its agreements" with the ICRC and some foreign staff have begun to leave the West African country. According to the source, the organization has also closed its office in the capital Niamey on Tuesday – which is also reported by Nigerien media. No reason has been given for the decision.