Focus

A perilous journey across Central America

Full credit to our partner CartONG for drawing up a map of this “forgotten subcontinent” that presents the scale of the migrations that take place there. It also tells us about the dangers facing people on the move and the instability it can cause in local societies. Each year, an estimated 150,000 to 400,000 individuals […]

CartONG

Central America: between insecurity and population displacement, what roles can humanitarian organisations play?

François Audet

Shrinking democratic space for civil society in Guatemala

Charlotte Volet - Laurence Ouellet-Boivin

Canadian aid in Honduras: an ambiguous issue

Marc-André Anzueto

To trust or not to trust? Learning from migrants perspectives on humanitarian action in Honduras

Magdalena Arias Cubas - Norma Archila Salgado

Responding to a non-traditional humanitarian crisis: the case of Northern Central America

Julio E. Rank Wright

Temporary labour migration in Central America: ethical issues and the work of non-governmental organisations

François de Montigny

The politicisation of humanitarian response and the migration and displacement crisis in Central America and Mexico: challenges and priorities

Kavita Kapur

Revealing a transnational neglected crisis through interlinked projects in Central America

Marcos Tamariz

International humanitarian law at a crossroads

Clara Egger

International humanitarian law, State sovereignty and the erosion of the humanitarian consensus: the end of humanitarianism?

Duncan McLean - Michiel Hofman

International humanitarian law and the war in Ukraine: the International Committee of the Red Cross and humanitarian policies

David P. Forsythe