Feature Aid and Policy 18 July 2018 In appreciation: Barbara Harrell-Bond, refugee advocate and researcher, 1932-2018 Remembering the doyenne of refugee studies
Analysis Solutions and Innovations 2 May 2018 #MeToo sex scandals spur interest in standards for the aid sector Which humanitarian outfits can you trust and why?
News Aid and Policy 20 April 2018 Mosul women, Myanmar clashes, and a massive NGO fine A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Migration 23 February 2018 School for Syrians, France’s Indian Ocean border and British NGOs say sorry Get up to speed with our weekly round-up of hot humanitarian topics
Feature Aid and Policy 22 February 2018 Former Save the Children staffers speak out on abusive culture under Justin Forsyth Justin Forsyth resigns from UNICEF, but says he’s not leaving because of past misconduct. Former staff say his apology is not enough
Investigations Aid and Policy 6 February 2018 Yemen PR wars: Saudi Arabia employs UK/US firms to push multi-billion dollar aid plan Is the PR machine driving Saudi Arabia’s new Yemen aid plan harmless spin or calculated war strategy?
Special Report Migration 19 September 2017 What do Yazidis make of Kurdish independence? Next week's independence referendum has divided one of Iraqi Kurdistan's most persecuted groups
Opinion Solutions and Innovations 11 September 2017 Innovative but dull: disaster insurance is starting to pay off Millions of dollars of relief funding are already on the way to countries hit by Hurricane Irma. How?
Feature Migration 19 June 2017 So, your country isn't keen to resettle refugees. Are you? Canada has provided a model of private refugee sponsorship for others to follow, but will they?
Feature Aid and Policy 10 May 2017 British aid official Mark Lowcock to be UN humanitarian chief - sources Is a British bureaucrat the right person to uphold humanitarian values in the Security Council?
Investigations Migration 21 February 2017 How "voluntary" are UK refugee returns? An IRIN investigation finds evidence the Home Office is using outside NGOs to pressure asylum seekers
Investigations Solutions and Innovations 20 February 2017 Can a disruptive approach force aid system rethink? Proposing a new "common sense" way to help refugees, the EC and Britain have met with a backlash. How a project in Lebanon might hold clues to the future of aid.
