Paula Dupraz-Dobias | The New Humanitarian

- Human Rights
- Interview
The aid system’s ‘double standards’ on sex workers
- Aid and Policy
- News feature
Aid agencies struggle to adapt to Ecuador’s new (violent) normal
- Migration
- News feature
Latin America makes it harder for Venezuelan refugees as xenophobia mounts
- Human Rights
- Investigations
Services under threat after UN emergency funding for gender-based violence runs out
- Health
- News feature
Haiti’s gang violence keeps a population captive
- Environment and Disasters
- News feature
Is emergency shelter fit for purpose?
- Climate change
- News
COP27: Diplomatic baby steps amid mounting humanitarian crises
- Environment and Disasters
- News feature
In storm-hit Puerto Rico, local communities fill US disaster response gaps
- Climate change
- Interview
What those closest to loss and damage are saying about COP’s newest agenda item
- Human Rights
- News feature
Brazil elections: Erosion of rights under Bolsonaro drives activism among marginalised communities
- Migration
- Analysis
Nowhere left to turn, part 2: In a region hit hard by COVID, the welcome for Venezuelan migrants wears thin
- Environment and Disasters
- News feature
Most aid funds go to just a few disasters. What about the rest?

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