Women Refugees Fleeing Violence Seek Safety In South Africa: But They Don’t Find It
The Oasis Reporters September 2, 2022 Ongoing conflicts in many countries mean that women will continue to
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Jews Are Leaving Russia Again – Is History Repeating Itself Again?
The Oasis Reporters August 31, 2022 Russia’s oldest synagogue in Irkutsk: around 20,000 Russian Jews have
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Internally Displaced Children In Nigeria Need More Protection From The State
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 The Nigerian government need uniform laws to protect children
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Safeguarding Women After Disasters: Some Progress, But Not Enough
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 Women and girls are at high risk of sexual exploitation
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Nigeria Must Rethink Responses To Women Displaced By Boko Haram
The Oasis Reporters August 8, 2022 The Boko Haram crisis has displaced many women who have now made
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We Built An Algorithm To Predict How Climate Change Will Affect Future Conflict In The Horn Of Africa: Here’s What We Found
The Oasis Reporters July 26, 2022 shutterstock. Jannis Hoch, Utrecht University; Niko Wanders, Utrecht University, and
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Giving Rivers Rights Aims To Protect The ‘Voiceless’ – But There’s A Catch
The Oasis Reporters July 23, 2022 Sudanese demonstrators protest against the construction of the Hidase Dam.Mahmoud Hjaj/Anadolu
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Immigrants Are Only 3.5% Of People Worldwide – And Their Negative Impact Is Often Exaggerated, In The U.S. And Around The World
The Oasis Reporters June 25, 2022 Academic research plays an important role in helping dispel myths and
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Severe Malnourishment Under Boko Haram Captivity. See The Looks On This Rescued Baby’s Face
The Oasis Reporters June 23, 2022 Troops during clearance operations on 14 June 2022 intercepted another abducted girl from GGSS
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No Time For Complacency: Somalia’s Unfolding Famine Catastrophe
The Oasis Reporters June 23, 2022 After being displaced by drought, nearly 300 people, mostly
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