David

@storybridge.bsky.social

Helping people have a good life could be the most important thing you and I ever do. Hating people won't improve things. Mostly posts about societal issues, and things we can do to fix them. And a podcast. https://storybridgephilanthropy.podbean.com/

"Myanmar has seemingly tried to erase the Rohingya people. First legally, by taking away their citizenship; then physically, through mass killings and forced displacement and by destroying Rohingya villages..." They exist. theconversation.com/the-icj-prep...

The ICJ prepares a landmark ruling on the Rohingya genocide case against Myanmar

The International Court of Justice is expected to deliver its ruling in the genocide case against Myanmar next month.

theconversation.com

I think the leader of the Australian Greens needs a better response then; we won't give Ukraine weapons unless there is a UN Security Council vote he knows Russia won't support. And he supports making drones in Australia but not giving them to an ally. www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpre...

The Greens have squibbed it on Ukraine, abandoning a democracy under attack

Opposing the arms trade is meant to stop atrocities – refusing to help Ukraine defend itself only enables one.

lowyinstitute.org

The IRC noted 130 conflicts in 2024. One could make the argument we can't focus on everything, It is fine just to focus on the cause you care about like Iran or Gaza. We can care about everything. 2 days of research or posts on each of the 130 conflicts is doable. www.icrc.org/en/report/ic...

ICRC Annual Report 2024

In 2024, the ICRC navigated a complex and challenging operating environment to deliver humanitarian aid to millions of people in over 100 countries.

icrc.org

Cholera still kills even though it can be prevented or treated. Vaccinations can work, not that everyone agrees. And the plague still exists, and kills. So, could things improve. So, I don't have to write about things like the plague! www.who.int/news/item/29...

WHO reports latest global trends in cholera, meningitis and plague

Cholera deaths increased by 30% in 2025, despite fewer cases being reported to the World Health Organization (WHO). In 2025, 47 countries reported 451 499 cholera cases and 7870 deaths to WHO. This is...

who.int

"The question is not simply whether the latest disaster could have been predicted, but whether enough had been learned from the previous ones." To those that have died and suffered from this and previous disasters, may you be remembered. www.thenewhumanitarian.org/analysis/202...

The Himalayan disaster Nepal could not see coming

Repeated glacier-related disasters have exposed the limits of warning systems and raise urgent questions over the region’s monitoring and development.

thenewhumanitarian.org