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The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that 350 humanitarian workers were killed last year, including 186 in Gaza, with a record number of casualties in 2025—907 people killed, injured, or kidnapped. Since the beginning of this year, 82 workers have been killed, 97 injured, and 39 kidnapped worldwide. The Head of Humanitarian Affairs stated that the killing of more than a thousand workers over three years is unacceptable, calling on countries to adhere to international humanitarian law to protect them and hold perpetrators accountable for violations.
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