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Belgium Cannot Apologize Its Way Out of Colonial Justice
The organisations now call on Belgium to implement the judgment promptly, refrain from further delay, and adopt a comprehensive reparations framework for all Métis people…
The Execution Surge
Nearly half of all recorded executions globally were for drug-related offences, a category that does not meet the threshold of the most serious crimes under…
A City Born of Crisis: How Dadaab, One of the Largest and Oldest Refugee Settlements on Earth, Faces an Uncertain Future Amid Funding Collapse, Political Ambition, and Fragile Hope
The world’s most enduring refugee complex faces a convergence of funding collapse, political ambition, and fragile hope! The Dadaab refugee complex was established in 1991,…
Vaccines Have Saved Millions, but the Battle Is Far from Won
World Immunization Week marks a half-century of extraordinary progress and a midterm warning from the Immunization Agenda 2030.
Development’s Dwindling Dividend
One quarter of developing countries still have lower per capita income than before the Covid-19 pandemic. Some 3.4 billion people live in countries that spend…
Abandoned, Not Forgotten
Callamard called on the UN Security Council to extend the existing arms embargo beyond Darfur to the rest of Sudan. She also implicated the United…
Mines, Morals and Deserters
The Mine Ban Treaty Under Siege! Croatia just declared itself mine-free after thirty years and $1.38 billion. At almost the same moment, five European states…
The Enduring Scourge of Landmines
Nearly 6,300 people were maimed or killed by mines and explosive remnants of war in 2024. Most were civilians going about their daily lives. The…
The Question of Palestine Action’s Digital Presence
As the landscape of online expression continues to evolve under the shadow of regulation and scrutiny, the call for transparency from regulatory bodies like Ofcom…
Rohingya Merits Hearings End — ICJ Case Concludes
The hearings represent a significant procedural milestone toward international accountability, with implications for reparations, criminal referral, and broader norms against ethnic cleansing.
Aid Flotilla Detainees Face Deportation as Protests Mount
The detentions have fuelled a wave of international protests demanding an end to the war in Gaza and the release of the flotilla’s participants.
Pro-Palestinian Protests Sweep Cities Worldwide
In Brazil, campaigners built a memorial linking the anguish of children in Gaza and Israel alike, a small symbol of the way the conflict’s human…
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