Irwin Loy

Who’s missing from Gaza aid statements?

Rethinking Aid Financing: How Locally Led Organisations Are Funding Their Futures

What’s on our radar at the Human Rights Council

Q&A: Why the disaster prevention agenda is growing more urgent

Rohingya camp fire: Barbed-wire fences blocked escape, witnesses say

What a coup may mean for aid in Myanmar conflicts

WHO declares global coronavirus emergency

Myanmar levels former Rohingya villages to build camp for returnees

Mapped: How monsoon rains could submerge Rohingya refugee camps

The Khmer Rouge tore apart family structures during their disastrous four-year rule over Cambodia in the late 1970s. But even decades after the regime's collapse, some Cambodian families are still searching for missing relatives. After spending her life as an orphan, wondering what happened to her family, one woman finally turned to a reality television show for help. A short feature produced for VOA TV.

Asia’s population is rapidly ageing. It’s part of an unprecedented population trend that has crucial policy implications for every country. But in many parts of developing Asia, the strain of coping with this demographic surge poses immense challenges, and not everyone is equipped to deal with what’s coming down the pipeline.