Saturday, 17 August 2019 News Aid and Policy 16 August 2019 Stranded Syrians, democracy in Africa, and women humanitarians Mysa Khalaf/UNHCR
News feature Conflict 13 August 2019 Mystery militia sows fear – and confusion – in Congo’s long-suffering Ituri ‘Ebola is a priority, but it is also a distraction. People here, they are forgotten.’
News Migration 2 August 2019 Deconfliction, data difficulties, and a deadly day in Yemen A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Health 2 August 2019 Ebola preparations tested as cases rise in Congo’s main eastern city ‘Goma is massive and... the level of preparedness is not always there.’
News Health 1 August 2019 A year into Congo’s Ebola epidemic and no end in sight The outbreak has so far defied all efforts to bring it under control.
Opinion Aid and Policy 1 August 2019 We can’t stop Congo’s Ebola outbreak until communities lead the response It has been a year since this outbreak was declared and it is still spreading.
News Migration 26 July 2019 Deadly days in Idlib and on the Mediterranean, and a decade of Boko Haram A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Aid and Policy 19 July 2019 Ebola emergency, Ethiopian democracy, and Pakistan’s polio problem A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
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.
Feature Conflict 12 July 2019 Mental health - the lasting scars of crisis From Nigeria to Sudan, humanitarian crises and disasters can have long-term effects on mental health.
Interview Aid and Policy 11 July 2019 Q&A | Tackling Congo’s Ebola outbreak ‘more than a public health response’ Interview with David Gressly, the UN’s Ebola point man, on the challenges ahead
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.
Photo feature Conflict 9 July 2019 Machete attacks and forest escapes, as conflict returns to Congo’s troubled Ituri ‘They burned everything’
