The mission is right and the movement is out there. But as we reimagine humanitarianism, I need to hear your ideas.

So here is a 🔊Listening Channel: a space for debate, creativity, challenge.

Open. Anonymous. Unfiltered.

I’m listening. 👇

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Made a surprise visit to @iom.int Chiefs of Mission gathering to thank them and @iomchief.iom.int for their vital work everywhere people are facing humanitarian crises. Lively bunch …

Darfur is an absolute horror show.

We have a moment of opportunity if the world is ready to seize it.

Civilians must be protected. Access must be expanded. Flow of arms must be limited.

I spent yesterday in Korma with survivors of El Fasher atrocities. So many halting, harrowing conversations in Arabic, or translated from Zaghawa, about horror and misery.

Then Haseena pushed through crowd. Speaking in perfect English, she wanted the world to hear her story. #Sudan

In Tawila, I visited this nutrition centre, backed by the #Sudan Humanitarian Fund – a lifeline for displaced families, powered by Sudanese health workers and local groups who know the needs of their communities best.

This is humanitarian action amid immense hardship.

In Tawila, I spoke to women who fled El Fasher only a few weeks ago. They carry terrifying stories of brutal violence. The world has not protected them. We must do better. #Sudan

On road deeper into Darfur.

We have sought and received clear assurances – backed by international community – that humanitarians can work everywhere we are needed in Sudan. We want to show it is possible.

Against better judgement and advice of everyone I know (especially my kids), l've joined TikTok. I have always argued we should be where conversations are happening.

I’m at www.tiktok.com/@tomfletcher.1874

We’re transforming how we deliver lifesaving aid — empowering local leaders and communities, improving efficiency and innovation, and defending our values, including the neutrality of our aid.

Some reflections post-IASC Principals’ meeting 👉 bit.ly/47WztN9

Des millions de personnes dans l'est de la RDC font face aux déplacements, aux maladies et à la faim.

Merci à la France et au Togo d'avoir organisé une réunion cruciale et pour leur engagement en faveur de la paix dans la région.

Mon discours à la Conference de Paris.

UN Charter pledged us to save generations from scourge of war, defend human rights and justice.

Amid horror of El Fasher we must return to those words as rebuke for international failure, and challenge that world can do better.

My remarks: bit.ly/47n75Ck