Rich countries cut spending on humanitarian crises as demand risesThe United States, the world's biggest donor of humanitarian aid, cut its spending by 6% or $423 million in 2018, while Germany and Britain both spent 11% less than in 2017 |
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Victims of north Nigerian institution share stories of terrorCaptives rescued from the two-storey house in the northern city of Kaduna have described torture, beatings and sexual abuse |
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Trafficked, exploited, ransomed - Indian workers in the Gulf face new testIndia's foreign ministry received more than 9,500 complaints between January and June this year from migrant workers in the Gulf |
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Palm oil from 'orangutan capital of world' sold to major brands, says forest groupDespite corporate efforts to halt deforestation, palm oil from trees grown illegally in an Indonesian wildlife reserve is entering supply chains, an investigation finds |
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PM Johnson's spokesman denies groping allegations as party conference opensAs Johnson prepares to lead the United Kingdom out of the European Union on Oct. 31, his past relations with several women have come under scrutiny |
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Drought-hit Australian towns prepare for 'unimaginable' water crisisLivelihoods in parts of Australia are now at risk from drought worsened by climate change - a predicament more familiar to developing countries |
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Fire, clashes, one dead at crowded Greek migrant camp on LesbosThe fire happened at Moria camp which houses about 12,000 people in overcrowded conditions |
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Countries that make weapons of war foment migration but refuse refugees, Pope Francis saysThe pope criticised countries that produce weapons as the Roman Catholic Church marked its World Day of Migrants and Refugees |
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Queues as far as the eye can see: new fuel shortage hits YemenFuel is needed for water pumps, hospital generators and to transport goods around a country where millions are on the brink of famine |
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Mexican activists take to streets demanding safe, legal abortionsAbortion is considered a crime in all but two states in Mexico |
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Mexico busts human smuggling ring operating in Cancun, Mexico City airportsThe suspects received migrants from Asia and South America who were then transported by bus to the border with the U.S. |
OPINION: What the lack of access to safe abortion means for migrant womenEven in countries where abortion is legal, there are still barriers that disproportionately affect migrant women |
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