News feature Conflict 8 October 2018 Sexual violence and war, from Congo to Iraq This year’s Nobel Peace Prize spotlights rape as a combat weapon. Here’s a look at the issue through some of our coverage.
News Aid and Policy 5 October 2018 Tsunami aid, Spanish surge, and sexual violence in war Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 28 September 2018 Tripoli clashes, dying with dignity, and AI for good Stay in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 7 September 2018 Iraq’s new blues, Lake Chad’s daily perils, and that G-word A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News feature Aid and Policy 9 August 2018 In Iraq, families linked to so-called Islamic State suffer for their relatives’ sins Guilty by association, they find themselves unable to leave camps and return home
News Aid and Policy 3 August 2018 Angry Iraqis, fed-up Nicaraguans, and a Mosul blooper A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Analysis Aid and Policy 2 August 2018 As Iraq slips from the headlines, humanitarians worry that aid donors are beginning to lose interest Is the shift from providing emergency assistance to funding reconstruction and development happening too soon?
News Environment and Disasters 27 July 2018 Eritrean refugees, UN laggards, and disasters times three A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Special Report Aid and Policy 26 July 2018 Searching for Othman War. Displacement. Return. What these words really mean for Iraqis rebuilding their lives after so-called Islamic State.
Analysis Aid and Policy 15 May 2018 Emergency aid funding fell in 2017, even as Syria/Yemen wars drove needs higher Despite calls to reform and “localise” the response to humanitarian crises, two thirds of the money went to just 13 major groups
Feature Aid and Policy 23 April 2018 The Yazidis who never came down the mountain Four years after fleeing so-called Islamic State, thousands of families remain stranded
Feature Solutions and Innovations 17 April 2018 Mosul: Overcoming the trauma of IS rule, one haircut at a time In post-conflict Iraq, mental healthcare is scarce. So women turn to their hairdressers
