Perspectives

Humanitarians in the age of counter terrorism: rejected by rebels, co-opted by States

Because rhetoric – and practice – of the fight against terrorism drives rebel movements to the edges of International Humanitarian Law, NGOs would be more and more under the influence of States. The analysis developed by Michiel Hofman is based on concrete examples permitting us to be quite often – so to speak – in […]

Michiel Hofman

The Rohingya refugee crisis: forgotten then, forgotten now

Tarik Kadir

Humanitarian aid in Palestine: reconsidering neutrality through child protection

Elise Reslinger  - Joan Deas 

Humanitarian aid as a deterrent in Greece

Arjun Claire

Sheltering, hosting or receiving refugees: the unresolved ambiguities of the La Linière refugee camp

Franck Esnée - Michaël Neuman

Yemen: a conflict behind closed doors

François Frison-Roche

World Humanitarian Summit: a lost opportunity?

Antonio Donini

Engaging with National Authorities: Médecins Sans Frontières’s experience in Guinea during the Ebola epidemic

Marc Poncin

Humanitarian action in times of “war on terror”

Jean-Christophe Rufin

Humanitarian action beyond the French doctors

Eleanor Davey