Focus

The impact of international proceedings for bypassing the State: the example of Madagascar

Madagascar was severely hit by a protracted political and diplomatic crisis triggered by the 2009 military coup. The transitional government, in power until 2014, was unable to prevent the State from being bypassed and its humanitarian sovereignty from being transferred to international actors. This has done nothing to improve the situation of a country which […]

Christiane Rafidinarivo

Interview with Stephen O’Brien: “We need unconditional, unimpeded and sustained access to every single vulnerable person in Syria”

Stephen O’Brien

Crossing glances on Syria – Interview with Laure Stephan, Jean-Hervé Bradol  and Matthieu Rey

Jean-Hervé Bradol - Laure Stephan - Matthieu Rey

Impacts of the Syrian crisis in Lebanon: civil society as a vector of solidarity

Kamel Mohanna

The aid regime to Syria: a failed localisation

Alex Simon - Peter Harling - Rosalie Berthier

Syria: will diplomacy put an end to the massacre?

Sami Aoun

Regaining a sense of the humanitarian imperative

Nathalie Herlemont-Zoritchak

Forced migrations: a necessary humaneness

Jean-Baptiste Richardier - Serge Breysse

MSF in Grande-Synthe: lessons from an unlikely coalition of actors

Angélique Muller - Michaël Neuman

“The priority for States must be to save lives” – Interview with Idil Atak

Idil Atak

Refugees and Displaced Persons in Nigeria and Myanmar: rethinking the synergy

Marie-Alice Torré - Thierry Benlahsen

Refugees and displaced persons in Cameroon: the silent Hydra

Achille Valery Mengo