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Razed villages and empty fields await Congo-Brazzaville’s displaced
18 June 2018
Civilians can finally return to Congo’s Pool region, but a shaky peace agreement and scarce food and services may keep them away
Congo-Brazzaville satellite images
18 June 2018
Satellite images provide evidence of villages razed in Congo-Brazzaville
Special Report

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Cameroon’s anglophone war, part 1: A rifle as the only way out
12 June 2018
Why hundreds of anglophone farmers are taking on the US-trained Cameroonian army with hunting rifles
News

Afghan peace marches, TED talks for refugees, and whatever happened to those aid reforms?
15 June 2018
A weekly read to keep you in the loop on humanitarian issues
Special Report

UPDATED: Congo-Brazzaville’s hidden war
18 June 2018
In the government’s scorched-earth campaign against opposition “Ninjas”, civilians are the overwhelming victims
Analysis

Hodeidah: What the assault means for Yemen’s civilians and the aid effort
14 June 2018
It’s a province, a city, a port, and a lifeline for millions of Yemenis
Interview

Um Muhammad al-Daraj, Iraq, “I had to forget my honour to save my husband’s life”
2 August 2007
Mother of three Um Muhammad al-Daraj, 35, recently went through a traumatic ordeal to try to save her husband’s life. She told IRIN her husband...
Analysis

Negotiations with jihadists? A radical idea gains currency in Mali
19 April 2018
Bringing violent Islamist groups to the negotiating table isn’t on the Malian government’s agenda, but analysts say it might be soon
Analysis

Q&A: How a legal challenge on Rohingya deportation could redefine the bounds of international justice
13 June 2018
The “test case” could pave the way for the International Criminal Court to investigate similar allegations involving Syrian refugees
Feature

Ten humanitarian crises to look out for in 2018
1 January 2018
Here’s our insider take on 10 crises that will shape the humanitarian agenda in 2018
Photo feature

A day in the life of a Kabul emergency room
11 June 2018
What “an uptick in violence” looks like to civilians caught in the middle of it
Maps and Graphics

Mapped: a world at war
4 April 2017
All the world's wars. In one map.
Analysis

Go South young man: migration in the developing world
23 April 2016
While the West is fixated with migration to Europe from the developing world, it’s just as common for people looking for fresh opportunities and a...
News feature

No education, no dreams for Rohingya refugee children
28 May 2018
Bangladesh has welcomed Rohingya refugees, but it won’t let them go to school
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IRIN News hires veteran New York Times editor to lead its journalism
14 June 2018
Josephine Schmidt will lead IRIN’s journalism as it seeks to bring increasingly rare field reporting from crises like Yemen and the Democratic Republic of Congo...
Photo feature

‘Always looking at the sky’: Life amidst Somalia’s flood waters
4 June 2018
A year of drought followed by record rains has left hundreds of thousands of Somalis facing new health risks as they rebuild their makeshift shelters

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