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- Myanmar seizes boat with 93 Rohingya fleeing to Malaysia
"They said they ran away from the camp. Those people have been returned along with another group of more than 80 people whose boat was seized More than 700,000 Rohingya crossed into Bangladesh last year fleeing an army crackdown in the north of
- Armed fighters free over 1,300 prisoners from DR Congo jail
[File: Goran Tomasevic/Reuters] Armed fighters freed more than 1,300 prisoners from a jail in Beni in Democratic Forces (ADF), a Ugandan armed group active in east DRC since the 1990s, has killed more than
- The Free Rohingya Coalition Statement on the non-inclusive, non-transparent nature of the 6 June MOU
RELEASE 7 June 2018 The Free Rohingya Coalition is gravely concerned about the non-inclusive, non transparent Firstly, we are concerned about the lack of transparency regarding the details of the MOU, and the draft displaced into the neighbouring Bangladesh in periodic waves of exodus since the early 1990’s, the lack of transparency Rohingyas as an integral community of multi-ethnic Myanmar, it is vital that UNHCR and UNDP are clear, transparent
- With Burkina Faso’s president ousted, West Africa faces ‘coup bloc’
In Burkina Faso, where the latest coup d’etat began early Sunday and climaxed less than 36 hours later with a state television announcement, fighters linked to the Islamic State and al-Qaeda have transformed However, army rule has not translated to less death in Mali. One report found that security forces killed more West Africans in 2020 than extremist groups. going to be challenged increasingly by countries that feel addressing security issues is more important than
- From Lost Girl to Global Advocate
We ran. I had never known fear like that. It was safer than the war, but life was still hard. Food was always scarce. That taught me something: our humanity runs deeper than our divisions. More than 10 million people have been forced to flee their homes. Cities have been destroyed.
- In South Sudan, a Never-Ending Hunger Season Puts Millions in Danger
More than four years of civil war — most of this young country’s existence — have chased millions from Even during harvest time in January, when food was most abundant, more than five million people — almost More than two million people have fled the country, crippling food production. But even with a plentiful harvest this year, they are finding it harder than ever to feed their family Chok’s camp have not been registered in more than a year.
- In South Sudan, a Never-Ending Hunger Season Puts Millions in Danger
And this year is expected to be the worst yet .More than four years of civil war — most of this young Even during harvest time in January, when food was most abundant, more than five million people — almost More than two million people have fled the country, crippling food production. While their produce commands a higher price than it did last year, prices for the staple grains they Chok’s camp have not been registered in more than a year.
- Traffic protests Across Serbia underpin weakening Gov trust
Classes at more than 50 university faculties and a number of secondary schools throughout Serbia have has imposed a tight grip over all state institutions and mainstream media since coming to power more than
- Khmer Rouge-era Rape Cases Remain Taboo Topic, Justice Elusive for Survivors
tasked with documenting the Khmer Rouge regime and educating the public about it, has recorded more than really tired of going to the court since my health is not well, and I have to spend a lot of money for transportation
- El Salvador: Leaked Database Points to Large-Scale Abuses
Prospects for Justice People arrested by police wait in zip tie handcuffs in the back of a truck to be transferred In comparison, many fewer people had been charged with violent crimes. 148 people, or less than 0.3 percent of the detainees, were charged with homicide and 303 people, or less than 0.6 percent, were charged the head of the prison system, Osiris Luna Meza, said that the women detained in Ilopango had been transferred
- Where Countries Are Tinderboxes and Facebook Is a Match
Government officials say it was essential for the democratic transition that swept them into office in gamelike interface rewards engagement, delivering a dopamine boost when users accrue likes and responses, training Facebook did not create Sri Lanka’s history of ethnic distrust any more than it created anti-Rohingya Abdul Basith, a 27-year-old aspiring journalist, was trapped inside.
- Togo: AFED intentisifes campaign against gender-based violence
Participants were trained in case management procedures and advocacy strategies with local authorities











