Zamzam displacement camp, in the town of Tawila, North Darfur, Sudan April 15 [File: Reuters] More than

The latest edition of the ‘Brown Book’ on more than 300 pages describes cases of physical assaults on On 14 March 2021, on a tram one of the passengers made threats and racist insults towards a Guatemalan

More than century on, descendants of survivors who returned home open a museum to celebrate and preserve

Alistair Dutton, director of the Scottish Catholic International Aid Fund (Sciaf), which has raised more than

Kashmir has witnessed more than three wars between India and Pakistan since 1947.

Researchers say solar projects are transforming life on the plateau, where thousands of Tibetan nomads

Slaughter: Genocide in Nigeria and the Implications for the International Community” chronicles more than press release “While the country's own government has failed to stop the violence, Nigeria has been transformed Data compiled shows that between January 1, 2000, and January 31, 2020, more than 43,000 Nigerians were world's hotspots of Islamic extremism and that now more Christians have been killed for their faith there than

bid for 2031, the next scheduled elections in this East African country that has never had a peaceful transfer But some analysts worry the transition to another leader is likely to be volatile if not violent. Kizza Besigye, the opposition figure who ran against Museveni four times previously, is in jail on treason

HRDC has been known for its involvement in human rights advocacy and calls for transparency and accountability experience could prompt renewed discussion about how civil society organisations manage leadership transitions

had been done so far to implement the strategy, raising doubts about whether the new committee would translate Corruption and limited transparency have also been cited as obstacles to improving the business environment In Transparency International’s 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, Burundi ranked 167th out of 182 countries

used criminal defamation lawsuits to retaliate against political critics at a markedly higher rate than

civilian population in the Sokolac area lasting from May to September 1992, when disarmament, arrests, transportation