Analysis Migration 3 May 2018 In Burundi, a disputed referendum threatens to deepen a neglected humanitarian crisis The president’s bid to stay in power until 2034 could further destabilise the country
News 22 December 2017 Crisis listicles, localisation in practice, and long-term dangers in Burundi Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
News Human Rights 16 November 2017 Where are Burundi’s missing witnesses to crimes against humanity? Dozens are reported to have been “forcibly disappeared”, but the government denies there’s an issue
Analysis Human Rights 10 November 2017 A shot across the bows from The Hague as ICC investigates Burundi Court rules that countries can remain under its jurisdiction even after they withdraw
News Aid and Policy 27 October 2017 Congo, chemical weapons, and sex work Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
Opinion Conflict 11 October 2017 If UN is to be credible, it must act on Burundi before it's too late The UN is split over the violence in Burundi, but inaction is not an option
News Environment and Disasters 8 September 2017 Our weekly round-up of hot humanitarian topics Our weekly round-up of hot humanitarian topics
News Migration 4 September 2017 Burundi officials should be tried for “crimes against humanity”: UN commission Top people in Burundi have been getting away with murder. Now a UN body says they should face trial
Analysis Conflict 21 August 2017 Hate speech stirs trouble in Burundi History tells us Burundi needs to start prosecuting those guilty of hate speech and inciting violence
Opinion Conflict 26 July 2017 International action needed over Burundi now Burundi may not be generating headlines these days but the crisis endures and mediation is needed now more than ever
Analysis Food 22 June 2017 Burundi crisis continues to bite The Burundian government would have you believe the country is no longer in crisis and calm reigns. If only that were the case
Analysis Aid and Policy 2 January 2017 Ten humanitarian stories to look out for in 2017 IRIN’s tip sheet on the issues that will have an impact in the new year
![Protestors demonstrate carrying placards announcing "no violence" and "free RPA" [Radio Publique Africaine], through the streets of Nyakabiga neighbourhood in Bujumbura on May 4, 2015.](http://assets.irinnews.org/s3fs-public/styles/responsive_medium/public/images/201505150951570016.jpg?IsxB.U.YrYYNxkSmTr.sst46E4qrMIjT&itok=TWsfnXvh)
