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Nearly 12,000 individuals have been expelled over the past year, and families have been separated amid reports of punitive ...

The shift towards localisation is both necessary and overdue. For decades, donors, international NGOs, and intermediaries ...

Gaza is no longer seen as an “event” requiring a reaction or a solution. It has been reclassified as a “condition” to be ...

On an early morning in February, 23-year-old Suzan Akello was found lying dead on a veranda outside a house she had visited ...

Between 4 and 9 February, police in the capital Dakar arrested 12 men – among them Pape Cheikh Diallo, one of Senegal's ...

Coordinated attacks on Bamako and other cities by al-Qaeda-linked JNIM fighters – acting in some areas alongside the ...

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This article is part of our series, The Deterrence Effect, about how US efforts to stop the movement of people toward its southern border have helped spread humanitarian suffering and human rights ...

Two weeks into Israel’s rapidly escalating bombardment and ground incursion in Lebanon, more than one million people have been forced to flee their homes. Entire villages across south Lebanon have ...

Since the US started imposing a fuel blockade, many Cubans have had to resort to using charcoal to cook at home. After launching the US-Israeli war on Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, ...