G8 papers over differences on climate change
Rich nations assure skeptics they're firmly committed to Africa aid targets
Blogs
Focus: Sierra Leone
ANALYSIS
Local elections mean post-war progress
BACKGROUND BRIEFING
Statistics and history
SEX CRIMES
Rape is even more common now than during the war
Humanitarian headlines
ZIMBABWE
G8 sanctions, and opposition denies talks resuming
Latest news
Breaking stories
Americas
China, India oppose 2050 emissions cut goal-France
EU's Barroso tries to soothe Germany over aid fund
AlertNet insight
Hungry North Korea opens doors to aid workers
Aid agency news feed
ChildFund research reveals perceptions of aid
Blogs
Asia
Vietnam's children get ready for climate disasters
Maps
Africa
MAP: Uganda epidemic (Cholera & Hepatitis)
AlertNet for journalists
AlertNet for journalists is a set of tools and services designed to make life easier for reporters, fact-checkers and editors when covering humanitarian emergencies.
Background on more than 80 emergencies
Which aid agencies are on the ground? Who can you call?
Weekly tips for journalists, delivered by email
Compare global humanitarian facts and figures
Keeping tabs on global trends in crisis coverage
We scour the world's media for the most interesting stories.
Improve your humanitarian reporting with our online training modules.
Putting global emergencies on the map
Palestinian Muslim Osama Zatar, 26, spends some quiet time with his Israeli Jewish wife, Jasmin Avissar, 25, near the West Bank village of Qarawat Bani Zeid near Ramallah.
REUTERS/Eliana Aponte
Palestinian Muslim Osama Zatar, 26, spends some quiet time with his Israeli Jewish wife, Jasmin Avissar, 25, near the West Bank village of Qarawat Bani Zeid near Ramallah.
REUTERS/Eliana Aponte
