Mukesh Kapila

Despite being a noble agency, it has become politically controversial and ineffective

In our needy and troubled world, compassion must be the only justification for it

Geopolitical shifts require new forms of problem-solving to tackle growing human suffering

Starvation and famine must not be allowed to become the inevitable result of conflicts

Increased suffering from the changing nature of wars necessitates re-setting the international humanitarian system

The current humanitarian system is underfunded, overburdened and mistrusted

Everyone should be entitled to universal health care but 4.5 billion people are not fully covered by essential health services, including in rich countries

As the planet heats, billions of people risk falling out of their natural temperature zone

Its humanitarian role is indispensable, yet why is it sidelined in the search for political solutions to the crisis?

Today is the International Day of Non-Violence. But how does one counter violence when reasoned dialogue fails?

These objectives provide the vision for a better world that our struggling humanity needs

Tackling the psychological trauma of its decades-long crisis is essential to the country's recovery.

Twenty years after Sergio de Mello and 22 others were killed, humanitarianism continues to face daunting challenges

Development approach that leaves behind indigenous communities is a loss on many levels

The number of inmates around the world grows every year, forcing us to rethink solutions to crime