Lovisa Ericsson

Lovisa Ericsson is studying the master's program in human rights at Uppsala University. In 2026, she will be involved as a writer in the FUF editorial team.

Below are all articles written by Lovisa Ericsson.

UN agency warns: will soon be unable to deliver aid in Sudan

In Sudan, around 100 organizations are working together to support people who have fled their homes. Here, UNHCR's partner, the Red Cross, distributes supplies in the town of Ad Dweim in central Sudan. Photo: UNHCR/Antonia Vadala

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The needs in Sudan are growing, but emergency aid is reaching fewer and fewer people. UN migration agency IOM warns because the entire humanitarian system could collapse if no new funding is put in place.

October 6, 2026, News

Forced demolitions hit Makoko residents hard

Lagos is one of the world's fastest growing cities. The Eko Atlantic area consists largely of land reclaimed from the sea. In the early 2010s, 80,000 people were reportedly displaced to make way for the project. Images: peeterv & mtcurado/ Canva

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The Slum advocacy organization Dwellers International (SDI) directs sharp criticism against local authorities in Lagos, Nigeria, after ösee 3000 Home demolished and 10,000 people displaced i residential area Mako since December 2025.  

February 25, 2026, News