refugees

Rohingyas: Home Has to be Elsewhere

Siddharth Singh

Why India cannot afford to welcome Rohingyas in spite of the humanitarian crisis

Open Diary

Swapan Dasgupta

The memory of an Indira era presidential poll and the forgotten leadership of Syama Prasad Mookerjee

Human Smugglers and Saviours

Peter Tinti and Tuesday Reitano

How a network of criminals controls global migration

The Castaways: The Life of Sri Lankan Refugees

Shahina KK

They fled home only to be confined to subhuman conditions in the so-called special camps of Tamil Nadu

Tibetans in Nepal Struggle for Donations After Quake

Namita Rao and Ritu Panchal

Since 1989, the Nepalese government has not recognised Tibetans as refugees

Our Conscience Is Their Only Home

S Prasannarajan

The Caliphate of Hate cannot be undone by military power alone

Buddha’s Orphans

Sohini Chattopadhyay

The article Buddha's Orphans has been adjudged the best entry at the 2014 International Committee for the Red Cross and Press Institute of India award for humanitarian reporting

Foreign and Forgotten

Vidya Venkat

Despite adequate laws, hundreds of foreigners are stuck in overcrowded prisons across India

Long Walk to Safety

arindam

Shannon Jensen of the US won second prize at the Days Japan International Photojournalism Awards 2013 for her work on refugees of Sudan’s Blue Nile State