Monday, 22 April 2019 Analysis Aid and Policy 12 March 2019 Aid groups worry new US anti-terror law could leave them liable Children carry water from a distribution point in Gaza's old city. Talatene Mohammed/ICRC
News Conflict 30 January 2019 “No indication” Palestinian schools in East Jerusalem will close UNRWA chief Pierre Krähenbühl tells IRIN about schools, US funding cuts, and the agency’s new $1.2 billion appeal.
News Aid and Policy 30 November 2018 Sex for jobs, fake aid workers, and women responders A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Aid and Policy 23 November 2018 Aid emojis, El Nino warnings, and an Afghan summit A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Analysis Aid and Policy 26 September 2018 Shutdowns, suspensions, and legal threats put relief in world’s troublespots at risk A harder donor line on counter-terror compliance, from the US in Syria in particular, has the sector worried
Interview Aid and Policy 25 September 2018 A Q&A with the pro-Israel US lawyer rattling NGOs on counter-terror compliance After Norwegian People’s Aid, four more non-profits are being targeted in a sustained legal campaign
News Aid and Policy 20 July 2018 Fragile lives, flickers of hope, and following up on sexual abuse A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Environment and Disasters 18 May 2018 Ebola risks, Gaza stats, and a vote in Burundi A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Feature Migration 31 January 2018 Prison or deportation: The impossible choice for asylum seekers in Israel Israel’s tough new policy means terrifying times for thousands of Eritreans and Sudanese in the country
News Aid and Policy 17 January 2018 What you need to know now about cuts to the UN’s agency for Palestine refugees As Trump slashes funding, what’s to become of UNRWA?
News Migration 24 November 2017 Sinai slaughter, Manus refugee “coercion”, and “unthinkable” Rohinya returns Get up to speed with our weekly cheat sheet of hot humanitarian topics
Investigations Politics and Economics 2 August 2017 Occupied labour: The treadmill of Palestinian work in Israel An investigation into how Palestinians escape the poverty trap by working in Israel but only at the terrible cost of failing to build and sustain their own local economies
Video Migration 31 July 2017 Unwelcome stranger: An African asylum seeker in Israel Watch the story of Anwar, a Sudanese anti-government activist who fled Darfur and sought safe haven in Israel
