No woman’s land
In 2024, for 6 months, Kiana and Mélissa travelled to seven provinces in Afghanistan to investigate the conditions imposed on women and girls by the Taliban, which, according to Amnesty...
From Bucha to Rafah: drawing inspiration from Albert Camus in spite of everything
Should we give up on everything – on humanity and humanitarianism – just because today’s “Grand Inquisitors”, from Bucha and Izium to Be’eri, Khan Yunis and Rafah, have opted for...
The place of women in humanitarian work: a question of equity and quality
In this article, Miren Bengoa makes a plea to strengthen the position of female humanitarian workers to ensure that the needs of women in vulnerable situations are better met. Humanitarian...
Unsung heroes, Breaking the silence
Unsung Heroes is a joint endeavour undertaken by Denis Rouvre and Médecins du Monde. This photography project “arose from the desire shared with Médecins du Monde to bear witness to the violence...
The principles and challenges of the interplay and dual commitment between research and humanitarian action
The author’s career perfectly illustrates the hybridisation at work between the worlds of humanitarian action and research. Drawing on her experiences and various projects carried out in Laos, Pascale Hancart...