The use of starvation as a weapon of war is reversing decades of improvements in global hunger.
If Israel is indeed considering this option, African states cannot ignore the legal, humanitarian and political implications.
Africans displaced by climate change desperately need support, but disputes over the fund’s modalities could hinder progress.
The COP28 committee on the Loss and Damage Fund must ensure Africans displaced by climate change are covered.
Using billions in public funds for private border security could be the latest chapter in government’s xenophobic fixation.
The Derna disaster shows the lethal effect of a convergence between climate, governance and security threats.
Authoritarian leaders headlined Italy’s recent migration conference in Europe’s latest drive to reduce migration from Africa at all costs.
Although funds for climate adaptation are rising, vital climate-linked mobility interventions are still being overlooked.
This policy brief explores climate-linked mobility in Africa and the barriers to realising the opportunities it presents.
Whole villages have been decimated, and communities need help to rebuild and recover, not just short-term humanitarian aid.
Thousands have been displaced by weather-related disasters in Southern Africa, which are becoming more brutal and frequent.
While the world focuses on Ukraine, unprecedented funding shortages and shrinking migration pathways leave Africans stranded.
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