HART Blog

Although blog posts are reviewed by an editorial team, our blog authors write in a personal capacity and the views expressed are not necessarily those of HART.

News Blog Reports
27 February 2025
Cruel Britannia: UK aid cuts reveal PM’s indifference to forgotten conflicts
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11 November 2024
Armenia update: British Ambassador celebrates re-birth of the Lady Cox Rehabilitation Centre
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2 September 2024
Hear from a HART Prize Winner: Eltayeb Bashar
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13 August 2024
This is a story of hope: HART’s 20th anniversary
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4 June 2024
Uganda: Sowing the seeds for lasting change
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14 May 2024
Reflections on the HART Prize for Human Rights
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26 April 2024
Guest blog: Join our fight for disability equality in Armenia
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5 February 2024
Baroness Cox gives ‘120,000 reasons’ why Azerbaijan must be held to account for atrocities in Nagorno Karabakh
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14 November 2023
Burma: A forgotten crisis?
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22 September 2023
Manè’s Reflections: ‘What I’ll take away from spending a week with HART’
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31 August 2023
Hear from a HART Prize Winner: Jeanette Baumann
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1 August 2023
Sudan crisis: HART’s local partner distributes life-saving assistance
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21 June 2023
Six things you need to know about sanctions on Syria
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8 March 2023
Spotlight: HART Partners Championing Women’s Empowerment
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1 March 2023
Hear from a HART Prize Winner: St John Smith
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16 February 2023
Nagorno Karabakh: Voices from behind the blockade
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21 September 2022
Food Insecurity in South Sudan has Reached Highest Levels Since Independence in 2011
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2 August 2022
The End of Traditional Gender Roles in Syria?
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1 August 2022
Martyr: Women in Burma’s coup d’etat
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21 July 2022
Where do 100 Million Displaced People Go?
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20 July 2022
An Impending Genocide of Christians in Nigeria?
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21 April 2022
After Eleven Years of Civil War, Times are Becoming Harder Than Ever for Syria’s Displaced Population
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6 April 2022
HART Prize 2021-22 Intermediate Essay Winner – St John Smith’s: How social media has led to the mass destruction and segregation between the Rohingya and citizens in Burma.
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6 April 2022
HART Prize 2021-2022 Senior Essay Winner – Quitterie D’Harcourt’s: What can the Nigerian government do to encourage and initiate religious reconciliation in the country?
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