Humanitarian assistance
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Humanitarian aid
Humanitarian innovation
Report
At any cost: the civilian catastrophe in West Mosul, Iraq
In the battle against Islamic State in west Mosul, Iraqi and US-led coalition forces failed to take adequate measures to protect civilians.
Report
The responsibility to protect
Afghanistan is currently experiencing widespread conflict, intensifying violence, political instability, human rights abuses, lack of rule of law and good governance, economic hardships, and a serious refugee crisis. This report concludes that it would be impossible for Australian, European and other governments to guarantee the safety of Afghan returnees in this period of instability.
Policy report
Strong, secure, engaged: Canada's defence policy
Strong, Secure, Engaged presents a new vision and approach to defence by the Government of Canada.
Report
Crisis in the Horn of Africa: are we seeing the normalisation of food and water insecurity?
The Famine Early Warning Systems Network believes that roughly 70 million people will require food aid across 45 countries in 2017. There are four countries (Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen) that house 5,000,001-10,000,000 people that need emergency food assistance while also facing the added possibility of famine, which is the most severe form of...
Report
Settling better: reforming refugee employment and settlement services
Since the end of World War II, successive governments have helped more than 800,000 refugees and displaced people of different nationalities and faiths to build new lives in Australia. Our humanitarian migration program – one of the world’s largest – enjoys the backing of all major political parties and broad community support. As Prime Minister...