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  • A Rohingya refugee in Bangladesh
    73
    Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: the humanitarian response
    Humanitarian Exchange Magazine
  • International Medical Corps psychiatrist supervises Ministry of Health staff at Bria Hospital, Central African Republic on the identification and treatment of mental disorders.
    72
    Mental health and psychosocial support in humanitarian crises
    Humanitarian Exchange Magazine
  • 71
    Humanitarian response in urban areas
    Humanitarian Exchange Magazine
  • Syrian refugees arrive in Lesbos, Greece.
    81
    Responses to mixed migration in Europe: implications for the humanitarian sector
    Publication
  • Zainab Tijani, 20, a Nigerian refugee recently returned from Cameroon in the home she shares with her family in the town of Banki, Nigeria, 2017. Photo: UNHCR
    70
    The Lake Chad Basin: an overlooked crisis?
    Humanitarian Exchange Magazine
  • A Rohingya refugee in Bangladesh
    73
    Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: the humanitarian response
    Humanitarian Practice Magazine
  • International Medical Corps psychiatrist supervises Ministry of Health staff at Bria Hospital, Central African Republic on the identification and treatment of mental disorders.
    72
    Mental health and psychosocial support in humanitarian crises
    Humanitarian Practice Magazine
  • 71
    Humanitarian response in urban areas
    Humanitarian Practice Magazine
  • Syrian refugees arrive in Lesbos, Greece.
    81
    Responses to mixed migration in Europe: implications for the humanitarian sector
    Publication
  • Zainab Tijani, 20, a Nigerian refugee recently returned from Cameroon in the home she shares with her family in the town of Banki, Nigeria, 2017. Photo: UNHCR
    70
    The Lake Chad Basin: an overlooked crisis?
    Humanitarian Practice Magazine

Syrian families in Domiz camp in Iraq displaced by war
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Local youth are setting up a localised warning system for flooding.
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Rohingya young man and mobile phone.
Advancing a collective model for communication and community...
byMargie Buchanan-Smith a…

Kutupalong-Balukhali is now the largest refugee camp in the world, home to 600,000 people. People live in cramped conditions on precarious slopes. The camp stretches as far as the eye can see.
In the eye of the storm: responding to...
byJulia Brothwell

Rohingya adapt to new lives in refugee camps.
‘Primitive people’: the untold story of UNHCR’s historical...
byJeff Crisp

Rohingya refugees entering Bangladesh, having fled the violence in Myanmar that erupted in August 2017.
Statelessness and identity in the Rohingya refugee crisis
byAmal de Chickera

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A Rohingya refugee in Bangladesh
73
Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: the humanitarian response

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Mental health and psychosocial support in humanitarian...

71
Humanitarian response in urban areas

70
The Lake Chad Basin: an overlooked crisis?

69
Las consecuencias humanitarias de la violencia en...
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Programas de transferencias de efectivo para emergencias
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Programme de transfert monétaire dans les situations...
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Cash transfer programming in emergencies
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Syrian refugees arrive in Lesbos, Greece.
81
Responses to mixed migration in Europe: implications...
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Tug of war: ethical decision-making to enable...
79
Counter-terrorism laws: what aid agencies need to...
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Humanitarian capacity-building and collaboration: lessons from the...
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