Disasters and Displaced Populations

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Africa

August 15, 2019 Report

Ethiopians Abused on Gulf Migration Route
Africa

March 29, 2019 Dispatches

Zimbabwe Should Investigate Allegations of Aid Abuse

Dewa Mavhinga
Director, Southern Africa
Asia

October 9, 2018 News Release

Sri Lanka: Government Slow to Return Land

Reports More Reports

August 15, 2019

Ethiopians Abused on Gulf Migration Route

Trafficking, Exploitation, Torture, Abusive Prison Conditions
August 5, 2018

“Bangladesh Is Not My Country”

The Plight of Rohingya Refugees from Myanmar
May 22, 2018

Egypt: Army Intensifies Sinai Home Demolitions

Destroys Homes, Farmland Around ‘Buffer Zones’

News

August 5, 2018 News Release

Bangladesh: Rohingya Endure Floods, Landslides
May 22, 2018 Report

Egypt: Army Intensifies Sinai Home Demolitions
December 3, 2017 Witness

International Day of Persons with Disabilities: Voices From The Ground

Philippa H Stewart
Senior Media Officer
November 16, 2017 Dispatches

More Suspected Mass Graves Discovered in Indonesia

Andreas Harsono
Indonesia Researcher
October 17, 2017 News Release

Burma: New Satellite Images Confirm Mass Destruction
September 8, 2017 News Release

Burma: Rohingya Describe Military Atrocities
August 29, 2017 News Release

Burma: Satellite Data Indicate Burnings in Rakhine State
June 3, 2017 News Release

Kurdistan Region of Iraq: New Detentions of Fleeing Men, Boys
May 24, 2017 News Release

Burma: Army Investigation Denies Atrocities
January 12, 2017 News Release

Nepal: Political Bickering Stalls Justice for Conflict Victims
October 20, 2016 Dispatches

Helping Haiti – Have Lessons Been Learned?

Amanda Klasing
Acting Co-Director, Women's Rights Division
September 16, 2016 Dispatches

Syria Truce Brings Calm, But No Aid

Hadeel al-Shalchi
Syria Researcher

Daily Brief

September 18, 2019

Outrage is growing in Zimbabwe after a doctor and union leader were reportedly abducted over the weekend; Taliban attacks are on the rise ahead of Afghanistan's presidential elections; the word "they" - for people who identify as non-binary - has been added to a major dictionary; Bahrain rejects pleas to free Nabeel Rajab; new regulations put some US meat workers at risk of injury; rights groups press UN chief on China's Xinjiang abuses; and Barack Obama meets inspirational climate activist Greta Thunberg...