News Aid and Policy 10 May 2019 Idlib warnings, dementia questions, and an uprising in Juba? A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
Photo feature Environment and Disasters 8 May 2019 In India, ‘cattle camps’ are a last resort for families facing drought ‘This is the last generation of our family to be farmers’
Feature Migration 29 April 2019 Start-up: The Rohingya entrepreneurs eking out a living in refugee camps ‘We were all just sitting around not knowing what to do with our time’
Video Aid and Policy 22 April 2019 The Healer: In Rohingya camps, a local response reaches untreated refugees Meet Farzana Khan, the woman behind the first palliative care programme set up in the middle of a humanitarian response.
Opinion Aid and Policy 11 April 2019 Q&A | Why the Laos dam collapse is a wake-up call for the UN ‘What happened in Attapeu seems to be a potentially important case study’
Feature Aid and Policy 9 April 2019 Roundtable: Going local ‘If you’re not ready to change, then we haven't come very far’
News feature Conflict 4 April 2019 As casualties soar, Afghanistan struggles to treat civilians maimed by conflict ‘The war is still ongoing, so amputations will increase’
News feature Aid and Policy 27 March 2019 Six months after Sulawesi tsunami, many survivors still stuck in makeshift tents Frustration is growing as displaced families question government rebuilding plans.
News feature Solutions and Innovations 26 March 2019 Indonesia’s start-up ‘disaster news agency’ Battling fake news and a fading spotlight, local journalists try to keep Sulawesi tsunami survivors in the headlines.
News Conflict 20 March 2019 UN flags warning signs in Sri Lanka as it debates civil war impunity As the country stalls on prosecuting war crimes, some fear “a return to violence” against today’s minority communities.
News Environment and Disasters 18 March 2019 Afghans battle with flood aftermath “People’s entire livelihoods have been swept away”
News Environment and Disasters 5 March 2019 How dire climate displacement warnings are becoming a reality in Bangladesh After the floods, a real-time glimpse of migration as rice-farming villages empty
