News feature Conflict 23 May 2018 Marawi: Inside the Philippine city a siege turned into a ghost town A year after IS-aligned militants stormed Marawi, IRIN finds a city in ruins, a stalled rebuild, and hundreds of thousands still displaced
News Aid and Policy 9 February 2018 Suffering Syrians, trapped Venezuelans, and a Ugandan refugee swindle Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
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
News Conflict 12 September 2017 In Marawi, ending a siege is just the beginning For civilians in a besieged Philippine city, it’s hard to know who to be angry with most
News Migration 1 September 2017 New relief chief, Harvey deportations, and Trump M.I.A. on Africa Our weekly round-up of hot humanitarian topics
Feature Human Rights 17 August 2017 Muslim “profiling” under martial law in the Philippines Rights groups warn of the growing potential for abuses of civilians as President Duterte extends martial law until the end of the year
News Conflict 19 June 2017 Hundreds face starvation in besieged Philippine city Civilians who fled the Philippine city of Marawi report seeing hundreds of bodies in the streets after weeks of fighting between government and Islamist forces
News Conflict 29 May 2017 Inside Marawi: Death toll nears 100 as Philippines security forces battle Islamist militants President Rodrigo Duterte has declared martial law in order to defeat militants. Will it just lead to more conflict?
Investigations Conflict 11 January 2017 Islamic State ramps up recruitment in Pakistan Is Asia the next big battleground for Islamic State? The group is already using social media to expand its presence in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Opinion Conflict 26 October 2016 Opinion: Colombia rebels need to pull their weight Could a sideways look to the Philippines have saved Colombia’s peace deal?
News Migration 30 September 2016 Will Duterte's offensive against Islamist militants in the Philippines backfire? President Rodrigo Duterte has vowed to “destroy” Abu Sayyaf, but his tactics could end up driving more young men to join the group
News Aid and Policy 29 September 2016 Philippines has built only 1% of homes promised after Typhoon Haiyan Three years after Haiyan, hundreds of thousands of people are still living in danger as the government’s “build back better” strategy has failed
