Anger over corruption and misrule are fuelling conspiracy theories that drive Haitians away from immunisations – and not just for COVID.

Poorer countries may not be able to afford advanced engineering, but they can build on capacities for survival that have existed for generations.

By Jessica Alexander

For Shima, a refugee who volunteers as an aid worker, the humanitarian system is replicating the inequalities women face in their private lives.

COVID-19 means the world’s most dangerous region for women just got a lot more dangerous.

Conflict, health access, and deep inequality: Afghan women are more likely to be stuck at home, and less likely to access healthcare.

In 1944, leaders set out the architecture of the post-war world. Now is the time to prepare for the next generation of risk.

Many of more than 100,000 displaced people are still too scared to return home, despite new efforts to forge peace in Benishangul-Gumuz.

Yemeni city of Marib sees a rise in conflict, a British UN peacekeeper and an alleged child rape, and debt reshuffle leads to downgrades. These and more in our Cheat Sheet.

In a country where impunity rules, two militiamen stand accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The anglophone conflict is punishing the very population it was meant to protect. 

By Emeline Fonyuy, an investigative human rights journalist in Yaoundé.