Fwd: Top humanitarian stories this week: Child marriage epidemic in Bangladesh, new wave of refugees arrives in Turkey from Syria, charities slam G7 outcome ~ CookingFood.Org


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The top humanitarian headlines from trust.org this week include:

	GLOBAL Push for quality education, decent jobs needed to end child labour Financial speculation on food hurting world's hungry - U.N. Smartphone-wielding civilians to combat war crimes – with an app Dirty money has outsized impact on world's poorest, data shows MIDDLE EAST Thousands flee into Turkey from Syria as Kurds fight Islamic state Refugee revolutionaries pay price for freedom in "A Syrian Love Story" Women, ethnic, religious minorities change face of Turkish parliament Help for Iraq not reaching the most dangerous areas - MSF SPOTLIGHT: Iraq divided and in crisis At least 43 killed in Yemen clashes as parties prepare for talks SPOTLIGHT: Yemen war AFRICA Improving women's lives would boost Sahel's development: UN envoy Burundi's electoral commission proposes dates for delayed vote U.N. probes sexual abuse by peacekeeper in C.African Republic SPOTLIGHT: Central African Republic troubles ASIA Bangladesh urged to tackle child marriage "epidemic" SPOTLIGHT: Child marriage Closed for business: Asia's human smugglers go to ground FEATURE-Women to power Sri Lanka's mangrove conservation plan Fleeing violence at home, Iraqi migrant finds haven in Cambodia SPOTLIGHT: Refugees and displacement AMERICAS Lady Gaga joins fight to crackdown on US campus sexual assaults Paraguay told to protect life of pregnant 10-year-old rape victim EUROPE Man jailed for 16 years in landmark UK forced marriage conviction European banks join drive to combat human trafficking using data SPOTLIGHT: Trafficking and modern day slavery INSIGHT-Migrants race through Italy to dodge EU asylum rules G7 SUMMIT G7 misses opportunity to help world's poor and hungry - charities G7 to support climate insurance for poor, finance disappoints

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