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Accountability to affected people is not a solo act
Nick van Praag | Slow progress on accountability to affected people is a stain on all humanitarian actors.
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Is This The Big One?
Daniel Warner | Is there a Richter scale to measure racial protests? Is there a way of judging how each of the protests against racism advanced the cause of justice? Is the killing of George Floyd the Big One?
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Coronavirus: Community participation and credible information: the core of any serious response
By Nick van Praag* | How will the international community, particularly in the ‘North’, ensure that the ‘others’ will also be properly supported? Crucial is to enable people to help themselves.
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Off the Radar Screen: Covid-19 and Inequality
Daniel Warner | Among the many tragedies of the coronavirus pandemic have been startling revelations of glaring inequalities and profound systemic problems with the international relief agencies.
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Potemkin Villages and Refugees Camps during the Coronavirus Crisis
Jemila Carron and Paul O'Keeffe | “The hypocrisy of the humanitarian system has reached a peak.”
Multilateralism needs a facelift
The multilateral system is in urgent need of a facelift.