Photo feature Health 25 October 2018 In photos: Life and death in Venezuela’s depleted hospitals A rare glimpse of Venezuela’s healthcare system shows barren clinics, desperate patients and doctors, and a humanitarian crisis the government denies
News feature Health 25 October 2018 “Worse off than a war zone”: Inside Venezuela’s healthcare crisis Drugs shortages, micro-NGOs, and a social media black market
News Migration 12 October 2018 Caribbean tsunamis, migration art and humanitarians and climate change Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
News feature Migration 1 October 2018 In the Caribbean, local aid helps tackle a surge in Venezuelan asylum seekers Governments have been caught off-guard as the regional migration crisis expands
Opinion Aid and Policy 17 September 2018 A lesson from Hurricane Maria: Communicate! Dominicans say emergency communications need to be two-way
News feature Conflict 20 June 2018 Record coca, record murders: the flipside of “peace” in southern Colombia Even as the FARC disarms, other groups battle for the lucrative drugs trade and kill anyone who stands in their way
News Migration 8 June 2018 More migrant disasters, less help for Yemenis, and Cameroon’s brewing war A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News feature Conflict 6 June 2018 Colombian election throws future of peace deal into doubt Presidential frontrunner wants to rewrite the landmark 2016 accords
News feature Migration 23 May 2018 Maduro election win is no victory for hungry Venezuelans Experts fear the largest displacement crisis in Latin America is about to get even worse
About Us Aid and Policy 15 March 2018 EVENT: The humanitarian #MeToo moment - where do we go from here? The Graduate Institute and IRIN News co-hosted a frank and open discussion to look at what the #MeToo moment means for the humanitarian sector.
Feature Migration 13 March 2018 As Colombia tightens its border, more Venezuelan migrants brave clandestine routes Stricter entry regulations have decreased official crossings by 30 percent, but the real number entering is now harder to gauge
Feature Migration 7 March 2018 Half a million and counting: Venezuelan exodus puts new strains on Colombian border town The town of Cúcuta offers few jobs, little shelter and much crime, but for Venezuelan migrants it’s better than home
