Data shows victims of torture and trafficking among those prosecuted for crossing Channel by irregular means

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As part of the Humanitarian Archive Emergency Project we are seeking proposals to undertake a census of threatened humanitarian archives, records and datasets and to contribute to the development of a...

Dr Omer Aijazi, Lecturer in Disasters and Climate Crisis at the Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute (HCRI), has won the Gloria Anzaldúa Book Prize for his monograph, Atmospheric Violence: Dis...

This year's Landmark Lecture will be given by Prof. Marsha Henry, Queen's University Belfast.

This article by Flora Chatt was originally posted on the website of HCRI’s Developing Humanitarian Medicine project.             The theme of this year’s World Digital Preservation Day is Why Preserve...

This year's Landmark Lecture will be given by Prof. Marsha Henry, Queen's University Belfast.

By systematically tracking changes in murals over time, we have gained profound insights into the dynamics of peace and conflict.

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This piece by Dr Luke Kelly, Lecturer in Humanitarian Studies at HCRI, was originally published in K4DD.   Humanitarianism is a broad field that has developed considerably since the 1990s. Accompanyin...

This year's Landmark Lecture will be given by Prof. Marsha Henry, Queen's University Belfast.

Leverhulme Trust and Wellcome Trust combine support for the Humanitarian Archive Emergency (HAE) project based at the Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute at The University of Manchester. This...

In Kashmir’s fractured valleys, where ancestral lands are stitched together by memory more than maps, Dr. Omer Aijazi traces the quiet power of repair. His journey, rooted in Pakistani heritage and ro...

Manchester University Press is known globally as a publisher of Humanities and Social Sciences research. We currently publish over 170 books each year, as well as seven journals.

The Multilink Consortium, a NIHR-funded partnership between the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, the Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Programme, Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences and

This report examines how aid conditionality has evolved since 2010, and explores the rise of new donors like China, who offer fewer conditions.

International humanitarian law includes important rules to facilitate the passage of humanitarian relief such as food, clothing and medical supplies as well as rules on the protection of humanitarian ...