The European Parliament has recently endorsed the European Pact on Immigration and Asylum following extensive negotiations initiated in...

In the face of injustice, is neutrality an option? The question, and the feeling it gave me, repeated over the years, observing the peak...

As a dedicated child protection specialist, I find myself compelled to put pen to paper on yesterday World's Children's Day and week of...

It has taken me a full week to master the words for this blog post, a week to face the haunting truth that history is looping back on...

The recent cyclone Daniel that hit Libya has caused a humanitarian catastrophe, with thousands of people killed, missing, or displaced by...

Twenty-eight years have passed since the Srebrenica genocide, 11th July 1995, and I believe the best words to describe that horror are...

Who Makes the Rules, Who Plays by Them: Politicization of Warfare . Today's example of Israeli Forces Raid Attack on Jenin Camp in...

Far from bringing solutions to ensure that similar massacres never happen again, the Cutro Decree is another milestone achieved from the...

And so Antakya, the wonderful town founded by Alexander the Great, no longer exists. Wiped out: no longer those tall buildings, those...

A wealth of knowledge has been built on the identity of girls and boys in fighting forces, and their needs and priorities when returning...

I have been doing research on return and reintegration of child returnees in Afghanistan since a couple of years capturing sadly the...