- Amnesty International [RSS]
- Brookings Institution [RSS]
- European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE) [RSS]
- Feinstein International Center [RSS]
- Forced Migration Online (FMO) [RSS]
- Human Rights First [RSS]
- Human Rights Watch [RSS]
- Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) [RSS]
- International Committee of the Red Cross [RSS]
- International Crisis Group [RSS]
- International Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) [RSS]
- International Rescue Committee [RSS]
- Overseas Development Institute [RSS]
- Physicians for Human Rights [RSS]
- Refugee Council [RSS]
- ReliefWeb [RSS]
- U.S. Institute of Peace [RSS]
17 June 2009
RSS Feeds
In my earlier post about UNHCR's new web site, I noted their greatly expanded RSS feed offerings. Happily, it's a growing trend. In my view, being able to subscribe to RSS feeds is key to keeping up with new information on the web. I wouldn't be able to run this blog otherwise. So here's a list of RSS feeds from some other forced migration and humanitarian web sites that you might want to subscribe to, if you haven't already. And for everyone else, please jump on the RSS bandwagon!
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thanks for maintaining this blog, elisa!
let me add two further organisations:
IRIN: http://www.irinnews.org/irin.xml
and the Institute for War and Peace Reporting has several feeds for each of their programmes: www.iwpr.net
to keep track of your blog, for example, I use the Google Reader for RSS feeds: http://www.google.com/reader
and have this gadget installed in my iGoogle-account: http://www.google.com/ig/directory?url=www.google.com/ig/modules/reader.xml
so that I see new feed entries each time I visit google.
boris
Austrian Red Cross
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