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Rethinking the foundations of a global humanitarian order in jeopardy

In the face of massive violations of International Humanitarian Law and the impunity that goes with them, all in a context of drastic aid cuts, Caroline Brandao analyses the root causes of the breakdown of the global humanitarian order. The author also puts forward practical mechanisms for rebuild­ing a system based on peace, justice and […]

Caroline Brandao

What future for the Global Compact on Refugees in an international system in crisis? The case study of Niger

Rémy Kalombo

Humanitarian organisations in the face of (under)funding for Cameroon’s crises

Alex Pueugue Simo

Attacks on sexual and reproductive health and rights: a challenge to international solidarity

Marie Lussier - Roxane Grisard

Community health at risk: shifts in the global health architecture in the face of the funding crisis in the HIV fight

Ines Alaoui - Marion Di Ciaccio - Nicolas Lorente

When Médecins Sans Frontières realised it was the “international community” all along

Michiel Hofman

2025: The humanitarian movement’s Great Depression

Pierre Micheletti

Generative artificial intelligence and humanitarian representations: mirror or solution?

Valérie Gorin

Trust, authenticity and the representation of suffering in the age of images produced by artificial intelligence: how humanitarian actors are adapting

Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert

The value of testimony in the age of artificial intelligence

Amal Abou El Ghayt-Huart

Between “tacit” and “explicit” knowledge: humanitarian communication in search of a third way

Tom Ansell

Figures as emotional triggers: data issues in humanitarian communication and advocacy

Émilie Poisson