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Wednesday, 20 March 2019
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- 19 March 2019
Aid, refugees, and peacekeeping at stake in new Western Sahara talks
Smara camp in Algeria’s Tindouf province. Ruairi Casey/IRIN
Wednesday, 20 March 2019
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- Environment and Disasters
- 18 March 2019
Afghans battle with flood aftermath
Stefanie Glinski/IRIN
Wednesday, 20 March 2019
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- Migration
- 14 March 2019
Failed aid gambit deepens crisis for Venezuelans at closed Colombia border
Joshua Collins/IRIN
Wednesday, 20 March 2019
- News feature
- Conflict
- 12 March 2019
In South Sudan, a ‘war on civilians’ despite six months of supposed peace
Sam Mednick/IRIN
Wednesday, 20 March 2019
- Analysis
- Aid and Policy
- 12 March 2019
Aid groups worry new US anti-terror law could leave them liable
Children carry water from a distribution point in Gaza's old city. Talatene Mohammed/ICRC

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- News
- Conflict
- 20 March 2019
UN flags warning signs in Sri Lanka as it debates civil war impunity

As the country stalls on prosecuting war crimes, some fear “a return to violence” against today’s minority communities.
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- Aid and Policy
- 19 March 2019
Aid, refugees, and peacekeeping at stake in new Western Sahara talks

Tens of thousands of indigenous Sahrawis are caught in the middle of the long-stagnant conflict.
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- Water and Sanitation
- 19 March 2019
Venezuela: Millions at risk, at home and abroad

A collection of our recent reporting
- News
- Environment and Disasters
- 18 March 2019
Afghans battle with flood aftermath

“People’s entire livelihoods have been swept away”
- Opinion
- Aid and Policy
- 18 March 2019
Note to humanitarians in South Sudan: Strengthen the group, not just the individual

“Social connections are an economic safety net in South Sudan”
- News
- Aid and Policy
- 15 March 2019
Mozambique storm; North Korea aid; and conflict spikes in South Sudan, Syria, and Yemen

A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
- News feature
- Health
- 14 March 2019
In Madagascar, 1,100 measles deaths are more about money than ‘vaccine hesitancy’

Low immunisation rates that have claimed hundreds of children’s lives this year are driven by financial shortfalls and logistical hurdles.
- News
- Migration
- 14 March 2019
Failed aid gambit deepens crisis for Venezuelans at closed Colombia border

The bid to bring in international aid was supposed to help Venezuelans. It hasn’t worked out that way, at least in the short term.
- Opinion
- Conflict
- 13 March 2019
Hurdles on the road to peace in the Central African Republic

“Failure to give justice its due would cause untold damage to the psyche of the country”
- News feature
- Conflict
- 12 March 2019
In South Sudan, a ‘war on civilians’ despite six months of supposed peace

“It’s becoming very hard to survive”

- News
- Aid and Policy
- 19 March 2019
Aid, refugees, and peacekeeping at stake in new Western Sahara talks

Tens of thousands of indigenous Sahrawis are caught in the middle of the long-stagnant conflict.
- Opinion
- Aid and Policy
- 18 March 2019
Note to humanitarians in South Sudan: Strengthen the group, not just the individual

“Social connections are an economic safety net in South Sudan”
- Special Report
- Water and Sanitation
- 19 March 2019
Venezuela: Millions at risk, at home and abroad

A collection of our recent reporting
- News
- Aid and Policy
- 15 March 2019
Mozambique storm; North Korea aid; and conflict spikes in South Sudan, Syria, and Yemen

A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
- News feature
- Conflict
- 12 March 2019
In South Sudan, a ‘war on civilians’ despite six months of supposed peace

“It’s becoming very hard to survive”
- News
- Environment and Disasters
- 18 March 2019
Afghans battle with flood aftermath

“People’s entire livelihoods have been swept away”
- News
- Conflict
- 20 March 2019
UN flags warning signs in Sri Lanka as it debates civil war impunity

As the country stalls on prosecuting war crimes, some fear “a return to violence” against today’s minority communities.
- Feature
- Environment and Disasters
- 17 March 2017
Drought in Africa 2017

Seventeen countries in Africa are dealing with drought.
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- Aid and Policy
- 18 May 2017
Local aid workers on the front line of South Sudan’s civil war

South Sudan is the most dangerous place in the world to be an aid worker. None are as vulnerable as local staff, targeted by both sides in the conflict
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- Conflict
- 4 April 2017
Mapped: a world at war

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