Q+A-Camps for Somalia's hungry displaced are "appalling"- UN
The U.N. assistant secretary general discusses a recent visit to some Internally Displaced Persons camps in Mogadishu
Disaster losses set to outpace economic growth - study
Governments urged to consider disaster risk in economic policy, with climate change impacts seen worsening future losses
Water-efficient maize boosts harvests for drought-hit Tanzanian farmers
In an unusual switch, farmers are giving up sorghum, millet and legumes to grow maize
'Magnitsky Act' could fight human rights abuses worldwide - Hermitage CEO
Bill Browder, CEO of Hermitage Capital Management, says U.S. legislation designed to punish corrupt Russian officials could be extended to tackle human rights abuses elsewhere
Colombian women with abortion rights turned away by doctors -activist
In Colombia, abortion is allowed in cases of rape, incest, fetal malformation, or if the life of the mother or fetus is in danger