Already subject to an abusive system, many of the workers – from countries like Ethiopia, Kenya, and the Philippines – are ...

Against all odds, a number of initiatives are trying to make it possible for university students in the enclave to continue ...

A briefing that explains who the different ethnic armed groups are, what abuses they stand accused of, and what they are ...

The governments of Australia, Canada, Germany, and The Netherlands have stated their intention to take Afghanistan’s Taliban-led government to the International Court of Justice for policies they say ...

Residents said UN troops sexually abused women and carried out anti-rebel airstrikes that endangered civilians.

Antimicrobial resistance makes it harder to treat routine conditions and is an increasing risk to global health, especially ...

The escalation in Lebanon began when an Israeli sabotage attack on 17 and 18 September caused thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies used by Hezbollah to explode, killing dozens and injuring thousands ...

The New Humanitarian’s Syria-based reporting fellow, Zeina Shahla, reflects on the anxiety of living life on edge, and the ...

From conflicts to the climate crisis and global governance, this year’s General Assembly is a high-stakes affair.

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

Israel’s invasion of Rafah at the beginning of May upended already limited aid efforts in the Gaza Strip. They have yet to recover. A 21-year-old journalist opens a window into daily life for ...

Kenyan Prime Minister William Ruto has pledged to send another 600 police officers to Haiti in the coming weeks, despite concerns that their UN-approved mission to rein in rampant gangs has been ...