Kenya drawing up timetable to close refugee camp for Somalis
Kenya's government has long said the Dadaab refugee camp has been used by Islamists to launch attacks
PROFILE - Freeing child soldiers in Central African Republic: "They have been through hell"
"How do you become a normal kid when you have been forced to desecrate the body of your enemy?"
PROFILE-Securing aid access in S.Sudan: "I communicate, negotiate, cajole"
John Ayang reunites separated families and works to deliver aid safely in world's youngest but troubled country
People uprooted within states by conflict hits record in 2015: aid group
Almost 41 million people were displaced in their countries last year, with Yemen recording the most new cases
Who will listen to older people in humanitarian crises?
“All the people we’ve met here show us respect but when it comes to jobs they don’t hire us,” said Salwa, 60, who fled Syria
Aid agencies neglect older people in wars and disasters - charity
As global population ages, more elderly likely to be hit by crises, yet they are often "invisible" to aid providers
Closure of Kenyan camps will endanger half a million refugees, aid agencies say
Kenya announced it will close Kakuma camp and Dadaab, the world's largest refugee camp, as soon as possible
South Sudan food crisis may almost double to 5.3 million - U.N.
From January to March, 2.8 million people classed as being in "crisis" or "emergency" food situations
Q+A with ex-U.N. aid chief John Holmes: "You are trying to put sticking plasters on situations"
Former U.N. aid chief John Holmes urges the humanitarian system to "go more local" and pursue innovation
Global aid summit must not focus on refugee crisis alone - EU official
First World Humanitarian Summit should not become an arena to disentangle the European migrant crisis, says top EU official