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Refugee protection and durable solutions

Australian aid Pacific & PNG Pacific migration Asian & global development

6 May 2020

COVID-19 reveals cracks in Malaysia’s access to marginalised communities

by Natalie Shobana Ambrose

31 January 2020

New Zealand’s “climate refugee” visas: lessons for the rest of the world

by Helen Dempster and Kayly Ober

25 October 2019

Proposed refugee resettlement into Syrian “safe zone” carries significant risks

by Caelin Briggs and Rebecca Barber

Credit: Christchurch City Council

10 May 2019

Fortnightly links: a feminine response to terrorism, Cyclone Kenneth, evacuating Odisha, and more

by Sachini Muller

An aerial view of Chulalongkorn University Centennial Park in Bangkok at dusk (Credit: Landprocess)

3 August 2018

Fortnightly links: the ‘Peace Ark’, PNG’s malnutrition crisis, the park designed to flood, and more

by Sachini Muller and Terence Wood

75-year old Rupeni Vatugata, with his wife Losena, watches their story unfold in 360-degree virtual reality (Credit: Tom Perry/World Bank)

6 July 2018

Fortnightly links: Turkish elections, ‘Our home, our people’, Conversations in Development, and more

by Terence Wood and Sachini Muller

Many Rohingya were forced to trek for a week to reach safety in Bangladesh (Credit: Naymuzzman Prince/UNFPA)

20 June 2018

In disasters, violence against women is the huge, often hidden story

by Sharman Stone

A scene from 'The Other Side of Hope'

13 April 2018

Film review: The Other Side of Hope

by Cleo Fleming

Refugee Action protest in Melbourne on 27 July 2013 (Takver/Flickr/CC BY-SA 2.0)

10 April 2018

Five things the Australian Government could do to be a leader in the global compacts

by Caelin Briggs

Cover image of Human Flow

27 March 2018

Ai Wei Wei’s Human Flow: a review

by Stephen Howes

A Syrian refugee walks among severely damaged buildings in downtown Homs, Syria in 2014 (Pan Chaoyue/Flickr/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

21 March 2018

The question we should all be asking: will it ever be safe for Syrians to return home?

by Majella Hurney

India has been polio-free since 2011 (Scott Edmunds/Flickr/CC BY 2.0)

2 March 2018

Fornightly links: polio eradication, the rise of China, TB, and more

by Sachini Muller and Terence Wood

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