Since the COVID-19 global pandemic hit, it seems there is a growing number of humanitarian crises taking place all over the world. What is the bigger picture? In times where it seems the international community is failing or "weakening" in front of many human rights violations from Tigray and Afghanistan, Yemen to Rohingya, Uyghuir and more, why mechanisms such as responsibility to protect or international humanitarian and refugee law are not "timely" being enforced?
An interview with Devon Cone, senior advocate for women and girls at Refugees International.
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Recommended links to this episode: 

Refugees International Women & Girls Program
Less than a Lifeline: Challenges to the COVAX Humanitarian Buffer
Afghan Women and Girls Under Immediate Threat: The Responsibility to Protect and Assist Is Just Beginning
Stop Tigray Famine Campaign
Women in Tigray Face Increased Risk of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse
Fading Humanitarianism: The Dangerous Trajectory of the Rohingya Refugee Response in Bangladesh