News Human Rights 16 September 2004 Children work instead of going to school Iraqi children are suffering both economically and psychologically after the war to topple Saddam Hussein, with many forced to work instead of attending school, a...
Interview Migration 7 March 2019 Q&A: How churches are leading the way in helping migrants with HIV "We can offer a long-term perspective, which appears to be important for UNAIDS”
News Aid and Policy 27 February 2019 UN probes substandard food aid for mothers and children Investigators determining if “operational error, negligence, or fraudulent behaviour” to blame
Opinion Conflict 26 February 2019 Reporter’s Diary: Still on the trail of Boko Haram How fear is shaping an entire generation
Opinion Health 20 February 2019 First Person: To stop Ebola, ask the rebels to help “I had heard so many scary stories about Mai-Mai fighters that I didn’t know what to expect"
Opinion Migration 11 February 2019 The world’s 40 million invisible refugees Principles to protect the rights of internally displaced people were outlined more than 20 years ago. It’s time to start following them.
News Aid and Policy 8 February 2019 Madagascar measles, Venezuela aid, and a dodgy data deal A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
News Environment and Disasters 6 February 2019 In rural Pakistan, ‘worst drought in years’ drives displacement and hunger ‘We have no option other than migrating’: Food insecurity and malnutrition are on the rise as farmers grapple with prolonged rain shortages.
Analysis Conflict 31 January 2019 Briefing: What the fuel protests mean for Zimbabweans “People will want to leave, and they are already doing so”
News feature Environment and Disasters 30 January 2019 Fiji’s unheralded frontline disaster responders: women In hazard-prone Pacific Island nations, women do much of the work to guard against disasters but still have to fight to be heard.
Video Conflict 29 January 2019 WATCH LIVE: The future of the UN's agency for Palestine refugees Join us at the Graduate Institute in Geneva or through a livestream on Tuesday, 29 January at 18.30 CET.
News feature Aid and Policy 24 January 2019 ‘New humanitarians’ take a seat at the table A conversation from Davos
Interview Aid and Policy 23 January 2019 Transcript of interview with Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Yemen 9 January 2019
News feature Conflict 21 January 2019 South Sudan: “The whole country is traumatised” Decades of war left almost half the population with post-traumatic stress symptoms and little mental health care
News feature Aid and Policy 17 January 2019 As Venezuela’s denied crisis deepens, local aid groups shift tactics Small organisations with little experience responding to emergencies are at the epicentre of one of the world’s biggest humanitarian crises.
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.
