You don’t have to be neutral to be a good humanitarian
In a new commentary, Hugo Slim argues that being neutral in a conflict setting is not necessary to be “a good humanitarian”.
Continue readingIn a new commentary, Hugo Slim argues that being neutral in a conflict setting is not necessary to be “a good humanitarian”.
Continue readingAfter six unremitting years of armed conflict, Yemen is described as “a pandemic of impunity in a tortured land” in a new report by a group of UN experts.
Continue readingKhaled Mansour describes how chaos in Lebanon will result in a rush for humanitarian funding, obfuscating the political responsibility for the crisis.
Continue readingJeff Crisp (Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford) analyses the main challenges to global refugee protection as well as some new opportunities.
Continue readingDear Members and Supporters, We hope that you have all come through this extraordinary summer in good health and spirits.
Continue readingRaoul Walawalker pleads to bring the prison-industrial complex and growth of for-profit migrant detention centres to an end.
Continue readingSeventeen years ago, Khaled Mansour survived a terrorist attack. On World Humanitarian Day, he warns of the security impact of humanitarian politicization.
Continue readingUAI welcomes the new issue of Alternatives Humanitaires/Humanitarian Alternatives which is focused on the impact of Covid-19 on humanitarian action.
Continue readingA new report bears witness to the systematic violation of international and human rights laws in the Central Mediterranean.
Continue readingIn memory of Mona Mahmoud, Jeff Crisp addresses the erosion of the global right to asylum in the context of the measures against the COVID19 pandemic.
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