Thousands of new arrivals were already being cut from services, an IRIN investigation found, and the new measures will add some of the most vulnerable

Ugandan officials were the focus of corruption allegations within refugee programmes. Now, an internal UN investigation points to malpractice by UNHCR itself

Colombia is loath to set up permanent camps for those fleeing Venezuela, but humanitarian needs are growing

The UN may provide only one fifth of cross-border aid to Syria, but humanitarians say its role is about more than just numbers

IRIN’s tip sheet on the issues that will have an impact in the new year

As the warring parties meet in Sweden, here’s what 44 months of war has meant for millions of Yemenis 5,000 kilometres away

As the conflict in South Sudan approaches the five-year mark, what it’s like for the journalists covering it?