Monday, 22 April 2019 Opinion Migration 18 April 2019 Who will help the 600,000 migrants and refugees in Libya? Sara Creta/MSF
Analysis Aid and Policy 17 April 2019 What Brexit means for UK NGOs and foreign aid Our guide to how Brexit may affect the UK government’s humanitarian spending, British NGOs, and the EU’s aid arm, ECHO.
News feature Migration 18 February 2019 In Libya, hard economic times force migrant workers to look elsewhere Libya is unable to care for its own population, let alone the tens of thousands of migrant workers its struggling economy relies on.
News Migration 1 February 2019 Mediterranean death rates, networking in a rush, and a shaky ceasefire in Yemen A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 25 January 2019 Venezuela on the brink, WhatsApping hate, and a Davos bright spot A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Migration 17 January 2019 Greek roads prove deadly for migrants on busy land route to Europe One in four migrant deaths in mainland Europe are caused by car crashes in Greece.
Analysis Migration 14 January 2019 A “manufactured” Brexit migrant crisis masks new risks ahead Over-reaction to a small rush of Iranian arrivals aside, Britain is in a mess over immigration and no one knows where things are heading.
Video Migration 8 January 2019 No way back: New law adds pressure on asylum seekers in Italy How are people coping with the prospect of losing humanitarian protection status? One Gambian shares his story, and his new worries.
News feature Aid and Policy 7 December 2018 New Italian law adds to unofficial clampdown on aid to asylum seekers “Hundreds have already been expelled from reception centres”
News Aid and Policy 7 December 2018 Congo data, South Sudan attacks, and UNAIDS in crisis A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Opinion Migration 20 November 2018 By sand or by sea A reporter’s notebook from the heart of two migration crises
News feature Migration 31 October 2018 Bleak Bosnian winter for migrants camped out on new route to Europe Thousands are stranded on the border with Croatia with no proper shelter as the cold nights draw in and local patience wears thin
Special Report Migration 8 October 2018 An open secret: Refugee pushbacks across the Turkey-Greece border On an eastern frontier of the European Union, people are whisked back to Turkey before they can claim asylum in Greece.
