A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.

From breaking emergency to protracted crisis: Read our reporting on the roots of the Rohingya crackdown and its ongoing impact in Bangladesh and Myanmar.

A massive tent city, razed villages, and a new island camp: take a bird’s eye tour to see what refugees are facing on both sides of the Bangladesh and Myanmar border.

Refugees question how their names wound up on a repatriation list, as the two-year anniversary of Myanmar’s Rohingya purge approaches.

It has been more than five years since most of the world committed to be mine-free by 2025. Many countries won’t meet that deadline.

Armed clashes leave behind dangerous explosives, pushing young people to flee their villages – and creating new threats for displaced families returning home.

Today’s deadline for Syrians without proper papers to leave Istanbul has pushed families into hiding and emptied a once-vibrant neighbourhood.

Aid workers and analysts say the ruling party is trying to whitewash its image ahead of next year’s elections, but half the country has malaria and needs are going unmet.

Read more about the contributions of female humanitarians and gender bias within the aid sector.

For World Humanitarian Day, a reflection on risk and resilience among aid workers.

A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.

Kashmir has been mired in conflict for more than 70 years, but a new move by India may aggravate tensions and change the religious make-up in the Muslim-dominated territory.

Rwanda’s offer to receive 500 migrants and refugees from Libya is a short-term fix with a political price.

The finding follows a TNH report in May 2018 detailing allegations of widespread corruption and exploitation of refugees involving UNHCR staff in Khartoum.

A public-private financing concept promises a win-win alliance between donors and social investors to fund transformative aid projects. But it’s complicated, and off to a slow start.

For thousands of Syrians languishing for years in the deteriorating desert camp, return to areas controlled by President Bashar al-Assad is still worse than staying.

Kenya was winning its war against malaria, but drug resistance is now undermining hard-won successes and in danger of overturning them.

Renewed violence in the northeastern province has uprooted 300,000 people since June. With the world’s eyes on Ebola, there’s little help on hand.

Health experts say the addition of the new vaccine could help contain the second deadliest epidemic ever.

A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues.