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From displacement to return: the humanitarian realities facing Afghan returnees

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September 18, 2026
A busy border crossing at Torkham, Afghanistan, with crowds of people and trucks moving through a mountainous settlement.

Super-localisation in Myanmar: uncomfortable truths

Article
September 15, 2026
A facilitator delivers a presentation to a large group of people seated on the floor of a community hall in Pindaya Township, Southern Shan State, Myanmar.

When people are missing from humanitarian data, they are not missing from the crisis

Article
September 3, 2026
A child with walking frame and knee orthosis outdoor.

Mozambique: localisation in a context of transition

Article
August 19, 2026
A group of women build emergency shelters made out of bamboo as part of a humanitarian response in July 2026.

When displacement becomes a silent war: how human dignity is being eroded in Gaza

Article
August 11, 2026
A densely crowded displacement camp, with hundreds of makeshift tents and shelters closely packed together across a sandy landscape.

Will Kenya’s new disaster law strengthen humanitarian response?

Article
August 3, 2026
Four people walk through a dry, arid landscape dotted with acacia trees in search of wild fruits due to ongoing drought in Kenya.

PAHNAL Colombia, a collective commitment to autonomy and humanitarian leadership 

Article
July 28, 2026
Dos conferencistas dirigiéndose a una audiencia sentada en una sala de conferencia, presentando en pantalla las palabras ‘Localización en Colombia’.

Findings from emergency response in Sudan: a 48-hour joint humanitarian effort

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July 21, 2026
A health worker in a white coat wearing a mask and gloves sits at an outdoor triage and rapid testing centre underneath an Alight International Malaria Corner banner in East Darfur State, Sudan. He is surrounded by medical supplies and community members.

Safeguarding and ethical representation in humanitarian communications: a reflective review of an international NGO’s post-disaster practice (2023–2025)

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July 15, 2026
A string of white fabric flags decorated with colourful children's drawings and handwritten messages hang outside a building.

When kidnapping kills more than bullets: operational lessons from civil–military coordination in humanitarian crises

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July 8, 2026
A military convoy of armoured vehicles is parked in a sandy compound while soldiers and a civilian stand nearby beneath large trees.

When risk is local, but decisions are not: bridging the gap in risk-sharing practice

Article
June 24, 2026
Two men sit together at a workshop table reviewing information on a laptop with planning charts and colourful sticky notes displayed on the walls.

Who gets heard? Gender, safety, and inclusion in humanitarian feedback systems

Article
June 2, 2026
An aerial view of a densely populated displacement camp in Somalia, with hundreds of shelters clustered across a dry, sandy landscape stretching toward a distant city skyline.

When local response meets national narratives: reflections from the Sumatra floods

Article
May 21, 2026
Flood damage in North Sibolga District with debris, broken roads and muddy rubble surrounding homes, while a few people walk and sit among the destruction.

From coverage to prioritisation: how funding cuts are reshaping operational decisions in Cox’s Bazar

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May 19, 2026
A densely populated Rohingya refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, showing rows of closely packed shelters with tarpaulin and corrugated metal roofs surrounded by trees and hilly terrain.

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