Imogen Foulkes reports from Geneva for SWI swissinfo.ch as well as the BBC.
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Inside Geneva goes to New York
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This week, our Inside Geneva podcast visits New York to gather perspectives from the political heart of the UN, which some in Geneva doubt is still beating.
Inside Geneva goes to New York: what really happens at the UN?
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With conflicts raging in Ukraine, the Middle East and Sudan, our Inside Geneva podcast this week goes to New York – and to the United Nations headquarters.
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In this podcast episode, we interview the editors of Daybreak in Gaza, a book that celebrates the history, culture, cuisine, music and daily life in Gaza.
Inside Geneva: does it matter to the UN who’s in the White House?
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With the US elections just weeks away, we ask our Inside Geneva podcast guests how important the US is for international law and human rights.
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One year ago, Israel suffered a terrorist attack carried out by Hamas, from Gaza. The shock, suffering, and trauma were immense and Israel responded.
Inside Geneva special: a year of war in the Middle East
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A year after the October 7 attack by Hamas on Israel and the violent conflict that has ensued, we look back at our coverage of the Middle East crisis.
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Forty years after the convention against torture was voted at the UN, experts warn it still struggles to be fully implemented.
Inside Geneva: 40 years of the convention against torture
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The convention against torture marks its 40th anniversary this year, yet torture still persists. How can we truly honour the total ban established in 1984?
Inside Geneva: can the WTO shape a fairer world economy?
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The WTO Public Forum is underway in Geneva, focusing on ‘re-globalisation’. Inside Geneva spoke with WTO officials to explore its meaning.
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Rape and sexual violence in war have long existed, but have only recently begun to receive the same outrage and legal action as other wartime atrocities.
Summer profiles: Afghan women’s struggle against Taliban oppression
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Three years after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, Inside Geneva speaks with an Afghan human rights defender about the ongoing challenges.
Special episode: World Humanitarian Day stories from crisis zones
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Today marks World Humanitarian Day and we have a special episode of our Inside Geneva podcast with testimonies from aid workers.
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In this edition of Inside Geneva, we profile two women focused on improving life in the city that calls itself the world’s humanitarian capital.
Are we approaching humanitarian aid the wrong way?
What does the UN’s record $35 billion appeal for humanitarian funding tell us about the global order? Should we use the upheaval of the pandemic to create something different?
