Saturday, 17 August 2019 News feature Migration 24 July 2019 Drugs and hunger: What awaits Colombia’s newly displaced families Lucy Sherriff/TNH
News Aid and Policy 7 June 2019 Sudan mediation, Somalia drought, and the severity of need A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Aid and Policy 24 May 2019 Ebola spread, CAR attack, and the children of Islamic State A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Special Report Conflict 23 May 2019 In Colombia’s Tumaco, the war isn’t over, it’s just beginning ‘There’s a limit to how much hunger a person can bear’
News Aid and Policy 17 May 2019 Nigerian militancy, disaster risk podcasts, and a mixed week for Yemen A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News feature Migration 2 April 2019 Colombia and UN test first border camp for Venezuelans “The local authorities asked us for help because they were overwhelmed”
Analysis Conflict 25 March 2019 Needs mount in Colombia as peace commitments lag “You can’t just silence guns, you also have to silence inequality”
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.
Interview Migration 7 March 2019 Q&A: How churches are leading the way in helping migrants with HIV "We can offer a long-term perspective, which appears to be important for UNAIDS”
Opinion Migration 27 February 2019 Why Venezuelan migrants need to be regarded as refugees Even if we don’t call it a ‘refugee’ crisis, the best way forward in Latin America is likely based on what’s working for refugees elsewhere.
Feature Migration 21 February 2019 Colombia’s border schools strained by new arrivals “They are walking more than 10km a day just to get an education.”
Opinion Aid and Policy 20 February 2019 Why the Venezuelan opposition’s high-stakes aid gamble must pay off If Maduro falls, using aid as a political tool will be hailed as a masterstroke. If he doesn't, it could have catastrophic consequences.
Photo feature Migration 14 February 2019 In Cúcuta, a soup kitchen and a long road ahead for Venezuelans More than three million people have left Venezuela since 2015. For many, the first stop, in border town Cúcuta, is a harsh reality check.
