Feature Migration 31 January 2018 Prison or deportation: The impossible choice for asylum seekers in Israel Israel’s tough new policy means terrifying times for thousands of Eritreans and Sudanese in the country
Analysis Aid and Policy 30 November 2017 UN bid to improve migrant, refugee response flounders as political will evaporates Stock-taking sessions begin next week on two new international “compacts”
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 25 October 2017 South Sudan’s youth: perpetrators or peacebuilders? We can’t afford to lose an entire generation to the war
Opinion Migration 19 September 2017 Neglected northern Uganda mustn’t be ignored any longer The massive influx of refugees from South Sudan makes it high time for the Ugandan government to finally address the needs of the north
Analysis Aid and Policy 17 August 2017 Neighbours carry the burden of South Sudan’s fleeing millions A million refugees have fled into Uganda to escape South Sudan’s civil war. Can they ever return home?
Analysis Migration 25 July 2017 The refugee scandal unfolding in Uganda Uganda was supposed to set the gold standard for hosting refugees. Without adequate funds, it will become a cautionary tale
Analysis Aid and Policy 10 July 2017 New refugee framework “dead in the water” without more international support Have the responsibility-sharing ideals of the New York refugee summit become “you host, I pay”?
Analysis Conflict 26 April 2017 End of Joseph Kony hunt breeds frustration and fear Uganda and the US have declared victory and called off the hunt for Joseph Kony, the LRA warlord. That might be premature.
Feature Aid and Policy 12 April 2017 South Sudanese refugees struggling to survive in Uganda’s cities Uganda has an enviably progressive refugee policy, which crucially includes the right to work. But as refugee numbers increase and the economy slows, it's increasingly hard for urban refugees to make ends meet
News Aid and Policy 27 December 2016 The Grinch’s not-so-festive guide to food ration cuts Naughty or nice, no matter: those requiring food assistance this year, particularly in Africa, are finding things even tougher than usual
News Migration 20 December 2016 South Sudan: From war to want Conflict and carnage has driven 400,000 South Sudanese to Uganda in less than six months. Across the border, inhumane conditions await.
Feature Migration 8 December 2016 South Sudan: “This fighting will continue to our children” Violence in South Sudan is spiralling out of control, with the threat of genocide looming. Can the country be put back together again?
