Pakistan floods: special report

A group of international aid agencies is warning that relief efforts in flood-hit Pakistan, where millions of people have been affected, are under threat because of a lack of funds.

Aid agencies say Pakistan’s perceived links to terrorist groups is undermining their ability to raise funds internationally to tackle a second successive year of devastating floods.

Six months since devastating floods hit Pakistan, thousands continue to rebuild their lives – many children. Naila Buriro, just 10, describes how a Save the Children project is helping her recovery.

As winter arrives in Pakistan one international charity tells Channel 4 News the recent flooding is in danger of becoming a forgotten emergency.

Channel 4 News visits the Swat valley to hear from children fighting to be educated against a backdrop of Taliban violence and natural disaster.

Two months after the Pakistan floods, Channel 4 News returns to badly-hit northwestern province Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to find some communities are yet to receive government or international assistance.

NATO helicopters based in Afghanistan launch an attack against insurgents inside Pakistani territory – the second incursion within four days, writes Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller.

Jonathan Miller writes on why the Pakistan flood disaster is far from over, and why helping tackle it is in the West’s interest.

Seven weeks after Pakistan was hit by the worst floods in its history, Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Miller finds people are still without shelter and safe drinking water.

With food, fresh water and shelter in desperately short supply Pakistan faces a humanitarian crisis following the floods. Jonathan Miller returns to Sindh to meet families struggling to survive.

Flood victims in Pakistan throw themselves at army helicopters as anger at the government grows. Channel 4 News Foreign Correspondent Jonathan Miller says aid is desperately needed.

A widow separated from her four children by floodwaters is one of many tales of tragedy and bravery that aid worker Anna Bertmar Khan describes from the flood-hit Sindh region of Pakistan.

One month after floods brought devastation to Pakistan, with 1,500 deaths and 17 million people affected, Save the Children updates Channel 4 News from southern Punjab province.

International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell tells Channel 4 News the global response to the floods has been “woefully inadequate”.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urges foreign donors to speed up the deliver of aid to Pakistan’s flood survivors after describing the crisis as “heart-wrenching”.