U.N. reports mass rape, killings, torture in S.Sudan despite peace deal
In some stricken areas, 65 percent of females and 36 percent of males may have been sexually abused
Should aid work stop when militants move in?
Development groups grapple with the insecurity that limits help for those who most need it in fragile states
UN says fighting, instability have displaced 100,000 in Burkina Faso
The government and humanitarian groups have begun a $100 million aid plan to help 900,000 people
Rape still endemic in South Sudan's Unity state despite peace -UN
U.N. mission in South Sudan recorded 175 cases, mainly rapes lasting hours by multiple uniformed and armed men, just between September and December 2018
Knock-on effects of war kill 300 babies every day - charity
A fifth of all children worldwide lived in a conflict zone in 2017, 30 million more than the year before and the highest number since 1990
Global count finds cases of child soldiers more than doubling
Children are recruited to be fighters, informants, looters, messengers, spies and as domestic and sexual slaves
Africa welcomes refugees but freedom, jobs needed - aid groups
Over a third of the world's forcibly displaced people are found in Africa
No politics please for Baghdad bikers aiming to unite Iraq
The first rule of his bikers club is: you do not talk about politics.
Briton's death in Kenya adds to long list of aid worker killings
Humanitarian workers worldwide are facing an increase in raids, killings and kidnappings as fighters flout the international laws meant to protect humanitarians
Public mistrust after Congo election raises Ebola epidemic anxiety
Fostering confidence in health authorities is essential when fighting a disease that can spread furiously through communities where local services are scant