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We're two weeks into Ramadan, and I am thinking about those suffering in Yemen, Ukraine, and Afghanistan

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I wanted to bring your attention to the families in places like Afghanistan and Yemen who are facing

I wanted to bring your attention to the families in places like Afghanistan and Yemen who are facing severe levels of hunger this Ramadan [Afghanistan | Image of woman and child | International Rescue Committee]( {NAME}, I'm Madiha Raza, the IRC's senior communications officer focusing on Yemen, Ukraine, and several other crisis zones. Muslims like myself and around the world have been observing the holy month of Ramadan for about three weeks now. Throughout the month, we abstain from eating and drinking during daylight hours. It is a chance to refocus our minds, take stock of our blessings, and give back to those less fortunate in our communities. But for the families we serve around the world, abstaining from food isn't always done by choice. Today, in light of this holiday that so many are celebrating, I wanted to bring your attention to the families in places like Afghanistan and Yemen who are facing severe levels of hunger right now — and for a reason directly linked to the ongoing crisis in Ukraine you may not be aware of yet. [Discover the Ukraine conflict's global impact »]( For many parents in places like Afghanistan and Yemen, having to choose between feeding themselves and feeding their children is a daily nightmare. The international attention directed to the crisis in Ukraine is needed. It also simultaneously highlights where attention and funding has been waning elsewhere. Especially in light of this holy month of Ramadan where we're encouraged to give charity and think about others more so than usual, I will be thinking about those in Afghanistan and Yemen who are — and will be — affected by the ripple effect of the crisis in Ukraine. I invite you to learn more about how these crises are interconnected, and the lives that will be impacted. Take a moment to learn how the Ukraine crisis impacts children and families around the world, and how you can help: [Discover the Ukraine conflict's global impact »]( Thank you for never forgetting people in crisis, Madiha Raza International Rescue Committee The International Rescue Committee | Rescue.org 122 East 42nd Street, New York, New York 10168-1289 USA To ensure future delivery of IRC e-mails, please add our reply address updates@emails.rescue.org to your Address Book. [Click here]( for U.S. federal and state compliance notices [Manage my preferences]( or [unsubscribe](

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