- With Fiji elections happening tomorrow, be sure to read Jenny Hayward-Jones Policy Brief on the significance of the elections for Australian policy towards Fiji.
- Who gives humanitarian aid? To whom? How much? The 2014 Humanitarian Assistance Report was released last week and provides a great overview, as well as country profiles and interesting infographics.
- Which development books should students read? A list compiled by Guardian readers.
- Jeff Sachs alleges bias at the Wall Street Journal in its selection of climate change op-eds.
- The UK has moved closer to enshrining a commitment to aid spending of 0.7% in law.
- Read the full speech of the new UN Human Rights Chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein, which warns that Australia's policy of off-shore detention for asylum seekers is 'leading to a chain of human rights violations'.
- Zoom, Zoom! Sierra Leone's motorbike riders engaged by UNDP in campaign against ebola.
- Has the era of climate change refugees begun? Interesting Washington Post blog post about Tuvalu nationals seeking refugee in New Zealand due to rising sea levels.
Aid & development links: Fiji elections, UK aid, off-shore detention, Ebola and more
Published 15 Sep 2014
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