Saturday, 19 October 2019 News Aid and Policy 18 October 2019 Child abuse in Nigeria, drought in Angola, and an uncertain lull in Syria Bakr Alkasem/AFP
News feature Conflict 17 October 2019 The local volunteers saving the lives of Iraqi protesters ‘They needed us on the street.’
Analysis Conflict 16 October 2019 Briefing: Five challenges facing Ethiopia’s Abiy Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has won the Nobel Peace Prize, but his 18 months in power have been difficult, and dangers lie ahead.
Opinion Migration 16 October 2019 Why Tanzania shouldn’t force Burundian refugees to return Refugees must be allowed to return of their own accord. The risk otherwise is simply more conflict and further displacement.
News Migration 15 October 2019 Pressure builds on Burundian refugees in Tanzania amid threat of forced return ‘We are living in permanent fear of forced repatriation.’
News Conflict 14 October 2019 In northeast Syria, a civilian exodus and a fast-moving aid response ‘I can see tears in their eyes and feel fear in their hearts.’
News 11 October 2019 Fleeing Turkish bombs, protesting in Iraq, and ignoring sexual abuse allegations A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News feature Conflict 9 October 2019 Peace may bring freedom to South Sudan’s child soldiers, but not the help they need ‘I can’t forget. I keep remembering the horrors I did and saw. It was too much.’
News Conflict 8 October 2019 Syria-Turkey briefing: The fallout of an invasion for civilians ‘We are hoping for the best but preparing for the worst.’
News feature Conflict 7 October 2019 Briefing: Problems multiply in Déby’s Chad ‘Déby feels he is losing control.’
News Migration 4 October 2019 Iraqi anger, Angolan water woes, and one-sided peace talks in Cameroon A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.
News Conflict 4 October 2019 Roundup: Yemen’s war rattles on, a year after Khashoggi killing The killing of a dissident writer brought attention to the suffering of millions of Yemenis. One year later, little has changed.
News feature Conflict 2 October 2019 In Congo, a ‘militarised’ Ebola response has fuelled community resistance The security forces are meant to help the Ebola response. Aid agencies and local residents say their heavy-handed actions have made the situation worse.
