Friday, 19 July 2019 News Aid and Policy 19 July 2019 Ebola emergency, Ethiopian democracy, and Pakistan’s polio problem Jimmy Adriko/UNICEF
Feature Aid and Policy 19 July 2019 Aid access and aid worker safety: Delivering help in a war zone Conflict creates and perpetuates humanitarian crises, but it also prevents assistance from reaching the people who need it the most.
News Aid and Policy 12 July 2019 An Afghan “execution”, fish smuggling, and landslide watchers A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Opinion Conflict 10 July 2019 From Syria to Sudan, women rights defenders need more than likes ‘We fight every day for the space to raise our voices’
Feature Migration 10 July 2019 Midyear update: Ten humanitarian crises and trends to watch in 2019 These evolving crises and emerging issues have shaped our coverage through the year. Here’s what’s new, and why we’re paying close attention.
News Aid and Policy 28 June 2019 Syria deconfliction, Myanmar mobiles, and slow local aid reform A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Feature Aid and Policy 25 June 2019 Midyear update: Outsourcing risk to local responders Growing pressure and rising fatalities
News feature Migration 25 June 2019 Smugglers report booming market as people try to escape Syria to Turkey The UN says some two million people may try to flee the government assault on Idlib towards the closed Turkish border.
Feature Migration 24 June 2019 Midyear update: Syria ‘A humanitarian disaster unfolding before our eyes’
News Aid and Policy 14 June 2019 South Sudan food crisis, slow storms, and sitting on the Sudan fence A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Aid and Policy 7 June 2019 The creeping criminalisation of humanitarian aid A US volunteer is on trial for helping migrants cross the US-Mexico border. He’s not the only humanitarian to fall foul of the law recently.
News Conflict 7 June 2019 As crops burn in Syria conflict zone, hunger warnings for civilians ‘The humanitarian implications are likely to be immense’
