Many stateless people in the Gulf live in extremely difficult conditions: excluded from education, employment, public ...

The victims’ families testified in court for the first time: "We want justice served. Even though their killers are no longer ...

People whose immediate family had been killed by al-Shabaab were measurably less willing to accept defectors, a reminder that ...

I know how easily words like ‘traitor’ and ‘enemy’ can be wielded by those in power to crush hope and sow fear.” ...

The dual earthquakes revealed how geology, corruption, and a longstanding humanitarian emergency amplified destruction across ...

A Kurdish medical student recounts her educational journey as an unregistered person in Syria. Following a January 2026 decree, they can now be granted citizenship.

Stateless people are not political abstractions. They are not legal anomalies. They are not clerical problems waiting for ...

After Venezuela’s earthquakes, families searched for missing children within a strained protection system that struggled to respond amid collapsed buildings, scarce resources, and institutional gaps.

The domestic cynicism serves as a vital reminder that true national dignity cannot be manufactured for international praise.

Sobers became an example of the West Indian’s claim to [...] full participation, on merit, in a world that had long assumed such mastery was the preserve of the coloniser.” ...

Between 1990 and 2008, Yugoslavia dissolved into seven independent countries that faced similar challenges, but also ...

From La Guaira to affected communities nationwide, these Venezuelan voices are documenting the disaster and helping people ...