A decade after Syria's war began, memories haunt a family it tore apart
Syrians see no end to their suffering after a decade of war which has killed hundreds of thousands and ripped families apart
The Ethiopian hairdresser rebuilding the lives of sex workers and migrants
"Many of my clients are sex workers. Usually, they don't talk freely about their job because it's a taboo. But when they come here, they tell their stories."
No papers, no jab: Lebanon's migrants face barriers to COVID-19 vaccination
Rights groups fear migrant workers may be left out of vaccination drive as funds run low in crisis-hit country
Syrian migrant sets sights on seat in German parliament
Tareq Alaows, who fled to Europe in a rubber boat, plans to run for Germany's Greens party in elections this September
Lebanon's COVID-19 vaccine drive hit by row over MPs' queue-jumping
'Grave infraction' by Lebanon MPs may lead to suspension of World Bank financing for vaccination programme
Palestinian refugees in Lebanon three times more likely to die with COVID-19
Many of those who died had heart or lung conditions that can be aggravated by refugee camp conditions
OPINION: How to stop violence against women in Kurdistan
COVID-19 is spurring child marriage and domestic violence. Governments and NGOs must empower women legally and financially, to take control of their own lives
Call for entries to the 2021 Kurt Schork Awards in International Journalism
The Kurt Schork Memorial Fund is now accepting submissions for its 2021 awards in international journalism. The awards recognise excellence in courageous reporting of conflict, corruption, human rights transgressions and other related issues.
OPINION: Female child soldiers often go unseen but must not be forgotten
As world marks Red Hand Day, more attention must be paid to girls recruited by armed groups
FACTBOX-Ten facts about child soldiers around the world
Coronavirus pandemic feared driving more children into armed groups as world marks Red Hand Day