Let’s keep hope alive for the Rohingya people
When Nur Fatema (20) arrived at the MOAS Aid Station in Shamlapur, Bangladesh, her sadness was evident by looking into her eyes. Fully veiled, only her eyes were visible entirely...
25 Aug 2018
31 May 2018
The hardly predictable consequences of the Rohingya crisis at regional and global level between looming monsoon and environmental destruction
It is difficult to fully predict the consequences of the 9-month humanitarian crisis affecting the Rohingya community, above all because the current emergency approach doesn’t allow a long-term vision which...
13 May 2018
My wishes on Mother’s Day
Imagine you live in a village where armed men suddenly arrive to kill its inhabitants. Imagine that your children can’t go to school because reaching it exposes them to enormous...
26 Apr 2018
We are the voice of the oppressed Rohingya: three female Nobel laureates raise their voice to defend this persecuted community
Three female Nobel Prize laureates join together to defend the persecuted Rohingya community from human rights abuse, which are so serious to accuse the Burmese government of genocide. Shirin Ebadi...
28 Feb 2018
Children’s imagination as a remedy for the brutality of war
On February 15th the International Organisation for Migration issued a press release to announce the publication, in conjunction with UNICEF, UNHCR, Eurostat and OECD, of a document addressing the need...
23 Jan 2018
Ten conflicts to monitor if we want to safeguard global peace in 2018
On January 2nd, the International Crisis Group published an article about the 10 conflicts we should monitor to safeguard global peace in 2018. They are all well-known conflicts in countries...
18 Jan 2018
The precious gift of childhood: voices of hope from Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh
It is a sunny morning and I am on a tour of Rohingya settlements in Bangladesh when I happen to see something that deeply moves me for its beauty and...