Syria’s Fragile Dawn After Assad
The Assad regime's collapse marks the end of a brutal decades-long dynasty rule in Syria but a complex web of foreign influence in war-torn nation persist.
Racism & Islamophobia in UK’s Grooming Gangs Debate
Group-based child exploitation cases are rare in the UK, yet media focus has fueled debate with critics argue that far right exploits the issue for anti-immigrant rhetoric and Islamophobia.
The Maasai Strife Against Green Grabbing in Tanzania
Human rights activist Joseph Moses Oleshagay sheds light on the Maasai's struggle
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Dr Sabiha Baloch’s Resolute Strife For Justice
Dr. Sabiha Baloch, a fierce human rights defender, has risked everything to fight for the rights of the Baloch people in Pakistan, challenging the state’s campaign of enforced disappearances.
Is Peru’s Flagship Port A Game Changer for Asia-Pacific Trade?
Peru's Chancay Megaport promises to boost trade with Asia, yet concerns persist over its environmental impact and effects on local communities.
Why Hunger Persists in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe faces an escalating hunger crisis, exacerbated by limited climate literacy, hindering effective mitigation and adaptation efforts.
The Dark Side of India’s Lithium Discovery in Kashmir
The discovery of lithium resources in Jammu and Kashmir holds the potential to accelerate India's energy shift, but it comes as an uncertainty for locals in Salar.
India’s Female Informal Workers Hit Hard by Extreme Heatwave
India's female informal workers remain at high risk and vulnerable to heat stress due to frequent extreme temperatures.
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Fresh Violence in Eastern DR Congo Displaces Over 230,000
Deadly clashes in DR Congo have caused repeated displacements, forcing countless families to flee multiple times amid a raging conflict.
Sudan’s Humanitarian Catastrophe Worsens
Sudan faces an ever-deepening humanitarian crisis as the relentless war between rival militaries pushes the country further into chaos.
Indigenous Papuans Endure Systemic Racism And Violence
Indonesia has responded to Indigenous Melanesians' calls for independence with arrests, torture, and extrajudicial killings, HRW report says.
Haitians Face Catastrophic Hunger As Violence Persist
Food insecurity in Haiti reaches a historic high with one-in-two Haitians now in acute hunger.
Israel Expands Gaza War with Invasion of Lebanon
As Israel invades Lebanon, displacement now surpasses the 2006 war, triggered by intense Israeli strikes and orders for civilian evacuations.
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