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Since the de facto authority of the Taliban took over power in mid-August 2021 following the withdrawal of US forces from Afghanistan, women and girls have been experiencing tougher restrictions in terms of freedom of expression, education, work, tra...
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Ugandan guards who worked for US security firms to protect the American government’s buildings, bases and facilitiesin war zones in Iraq and Afghanistanare set to sue their employers over unpaid wages and “breached” contracts.Approximately 130,000 fo...
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Despite the Mozambican government's revocation of “discriminatory” measures against adolescent mothers five years ago, pregnant and parenting girls continue to face challenges due to social stigma and the lack of governmental support.A report by Huma...
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The Sudanese were shocked by a complete blackout of the communications and internet services in all cities and villages of the country on Sunday afternoon, February 4, amid claims that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) were responsible, although the mil...
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Israeli forces have been committing the crimes of rape, strip searches, arbitrary detention, and arbitrary executions against Palestinian women and girls in the West Bank and the besieged Gaza Strip, the United Nations reported on February 19.“We are...
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Syrian returnees who returned home either voluntarily or by force, especially those who returned from neighboring countries like Lebanon or Turkey, have experienced human rights violations and abusesacross the country, both in government-controlled a...
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More than 300,000 demonstrators took to the streets in Munich to protest the controversial Alternative for Germany’s (AfD) plan of remigration, which aims to extradite all those who are “non-assimilated” into the German culture, whether migrants, asy...
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Caught in the fighting between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), large areas of Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, have been under a fierce siege since the end of last October, but the most distressing thing remains the thir...
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Lebanese judge Nawaf Salam was elected on February 6 as the president of the Hague-based International Court of Justice (ICJ) for a three-year term, becoming the second Arab judge to preside over the highest human rights court in the world after Alge...
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On an otherwise unextraordinary day, 14-year-old Mohamed stood in front of his father, Ahmed, asking permission to join the armed training camps in the city of Shendi, the capital of River Nile State in northern Sudan.“Dad, I want to go to the emerge...
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As soon as a secret meeting between members of the far-right and controversial Alternative for Germany (AfD) and neo-Nazis was revealed by the German newspaper Corrective, the news quickly spread like wildfire and led to demonstrations that swept the...
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Around 180 million people worldwide live outside of their native countries, according to estimates by the Population Division of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) in 2020. In numerous states, the proper application...
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