Survivors: The Unforgettable Impact of a Suicide Bomb Attack on UN Aid Workers

The suicide bomb attack on the United Nations office in Baghdad in 2003, which killed 22 people including UN aid workers, had a profound impact on the organization's approach to humanitarian operations. The attack led to increased security measures and changed the lives of those personally affected by the blast. Since then, there have been more attacks on the UN and other aid agencies, highlighting the complex reasons behind deliberate attacks on humanitarian workers. Despite the risks, many UN aid workers continue to dedicate themselves to providing assistance to those in need.