In this week’s 15-minute podcast we hear about a bold new exhibition at the Red Cross Museum in Geneva that’s looking to shake up preconceptions about what humanitarians do and should be doing, plus coverage of the week’s top stories, including the latest on the Mount Nyiragongo volcanic eruption

At least 15 people have died in a massive fire at a refugee camp in southern Bangladesh, home mainly to Rohingyas who fled neighbouring Myanmar, and 400 are still missing. 

That’s the latest on Tuesday from UN teams and refugee volunteers on the ground at Cox’s Bazaar, who need to rebuild quickly ahead of the upcoming monsoon, as UN Children’s Fund spokesperson James Elder, tells UN News’s Daniel Johnson. 

• Myanmar crisis: UN Special Envoy condemns ‘ongoing brutality’ 
• Bachelet: South Sudan must hold supporters of community militias accountable 
• Voices from Syria reflect on a decade of fighting and hopes for a peaceful future 

• US death penalty must be abolished, rights experts urge President Biden 
• South Sudan ‘home to tens of thousands of well-coordinated fighters’ 
• Myanmar: UN Security Council strongly condemns violence against peaceful protesters