Humanity
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Kurdish refugee sues federal government after spending 14 months in hotel detention
A refugee who claims he was unlawfully detained in two Melbourne hotels is suing the Australian government. SBS News If…
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Bangladesh: Deforestation leaves Rohingya refugees vulnerable
Experts say indiscriminate deforestation and hill cutting are to blame. Arafatul Islam Deutsche Welle Days of heavy rainfall have pelted…
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Millions of destitute Britons rely on charity handouts, yet ministers feel no shame
A decade ago, the emergence of mass food banks in the UK could genuinely be described as shocking. Frances Ryan…
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‘I advise everyone to get it’: UK Covid patients tell of regrets over refusing jab
For some people, the moment the ambulance arrives is the time they start expressing regrets about not receiving a coronavirus…
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This is what happens to child migrants found alone at the border, from the moment they cross into the US until age 18
As of June 30, 2021, with three months remaining in the U.S. government’s fiscal year, 95,079 children left their countries…
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The Olympics’ refugee team is a ‘symbol of hope’ in Tokyo.
Twenty-nine stateless athletes are hoping to raise awareness of the more than 80 million forcibly displaced people around the world…
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Myanmar doctors in hiding and hunted by the junta as Covid crisis ravages the country
Images from the biggest city, Yangon, show families of the sick waiting at oxygen plants in the hopes of refilling…
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For eight years, Australia has been taking refugees as hostages. It’s time to ask: who has benefited?
Eight years have passed since the Australian government mandated offshore detention for all asylum seekers who arrive by boat, which…
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Nelson Mandela International Day 2021: History, Theme And Significance
Nelson Mandela International Day is celebrated every year on July 18 and is also known as Mandela Day. NDTV Rolihlahla…
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Fool’s gold: Believing the hype, NSW ignored lockdown lessons
Specifically, at Sydney, as he gestured towards the most common criticisms of the NSW government. Waleed Aly WAtoday “I am…
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Behrouz Boochani: ‘Human beings don’t have a place to go but to other human beings.’
You’ve described yourself as a child of war. Benjamin Law Good Weekend Magazine in The Age What did your childhood…
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Three countries, eight years: one refugee’s nightmare odyssey through Australia’s detention system
Loghman Sawari was a child when they sent him to what he calls the “prison island”. Ben Doherty The Guardian…
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Canada’s Indigenous reconciliation movement enters new phase following discovery of children’s graves
Three times since May, leaders of Indigenous communities in Canada have announced what’s thought to be the locations of unmarked…
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MEPs condemn Poland’s near-total abortion ban
MEPs on Tuesday condemned Poland’s almost total ban on abortion and called on the European Union to step up its fight against…
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UK offshore asylum plan is just another way of imposing forced movement on vulnerable people
This is part of the UK government’s proposed UK Nationality and Borders Bill. Leonie Ansems de Vries The Conversation Though…
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Today marks the day in Britain that millions of neighbours become foreigners
“We asked for workers, we got human beings instead,” was how the Swiss author Max Frisch summed up the “guest…
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