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• Women in South Sudan: ‘They attack us at toilets or where we collect water’

  11 Sep 2014: Women who fled the fighting to live in camps on UN bases risk harassment and sexual attack whenever they leave their tents

• How can NGOs meet the challenges of ethical spending?

  Sponsored feature, Guardian Professional, 10 Sep 2014: Huge amounts of money pass through humanitarian and development NGOs. Are they putting it to optimum use?
  
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• DR Congo’s miners bear brunt of attempts to make minerals conflict-free

  10 Sep 2014: Small-scale miners are suffering while armed groups benefit from legislation designed to cripple them, open letter warns

• Conflict Kitchen puts peace on the table

  10 Sep 2014: Phil Champain: Food can promote understanding between communities in dispute, as a pop-up restaurant in London aims to show

• Violence between individuals 'kills nine times more people' than wars

  9 Sep 2014: Report urges global bodies, governments and aid agencies to review approaches to tackling violence in light of figures

• The future for Mali – podcast transcript

  1 Sep 2014: Alex Duval Smith reports from Timbuktu and Bamako, one year after Mali elected a new president

• Food crisis prompts South Sudan reggae band to sing songs of farming

  29 Aug 2014: The Jay Family have a fertile message for their compatriots to stave off hunger and resolve conflicts

• The future for Mali – podcast

  Audio (31min 18sec), 28 Aug 2014:

  Alex Duval Smith reports from Timbuktu and Bamako, one year after Mali elected a new president

• Why have women been excluded from peace-building in Sudan?

  26 Aug 2014: In this extract from Darfur’s Political Economy, Awadiya Ahmed Yahia analyses why Sudanese women have been left out of the formal peace process

• Gaza aid worker: we have stopped feeling anything – in pictures

  25 Aug 2014: Through words and pictures, aid worker Azzam al-Saqqa records the joys and difficulties of trying to help people in need during the conflict

• UN bolsters Central African Republic peacekeeping troops amid clashes

  21 Aug 2014: Humanitarian worker killed and dozens injured in capital Bangui, hours after decision to deploy further troops was announced

• Conditions at UN’s South Sudan camp inhumane, says MSF

  21 Aug 2014: People forced to sleep standing up with children in their arms as flooding and insecurity near Bentiu make living conditions desperate

• Ethiopia hosts largest number of refugees in Africa

  20 Aug 2014: As South Sudanese flee to Ethiopia, concerns are growing that its capacity to help displaced people may be overstretched

• Europe must do its bit to stop the trade in conflict minerals

  19 Aug 2014: Ed Zwick: We have to let our leaders know we do understand the link between products we buy and the suffering of others

• 'No day ever goes to plan,' one aid worker describes mayhem in Mosul

  Guardian Professional, 19 Aug 2014: Humanitarian William McCready in northern Iraq talks about relief efforts as thousands of people flee Isis and the conflict in Sinjar

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