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Democracy

A Hungarian-Italian bromance could become Europe's Trojan horse

By Angela Dewan, Erin McLaughlin and Antonia Mortensen – CNN After their rendezvous on Tuesday in Milan, the staunchly anti-migrant Orban described Salvini as his hero for refusing to allow rescued asylum-seekers, stuck on a boat, to set foot on Italian soil unless the European…

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UN Seeks Probe into Saudi Bombing of Civilian Targets

By Thalif Deen* UNITED NATIONS, Aug  2018 (IPS) – Saudi Arabia, which has been accused of relentlessly bombing civilian targets in strife-torn Yemen and threatening executions of human rights activists, is fast gaining notoriety as a political outcast at the United Nations. UN…

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Aniwa Gathering II, Fishkill

Hanne Strong is a central element of a major initiative in a black moment for human rights and minorities, the Aniwa Gathering II, Fishkill ,    that will take place in New York between September 14 and 16 of this year. According to the pillars that support its basic principles…

Civil Society

A Journey From a Nepali Village to the Upper Ranks of UNICEF

By Sir Arthur Richard Jolly BRIGHTON, UK, Aug 28 2018 (IPS) – Kul Gautam’s memoir is everything which one hopes for from a good biography. There are difficulties all along the way, obstacles and challenges overcome and a vision pursued with extraordinary persistence in spite of…

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Rohingya Refugees Left in Limbo One Year On

By Jan Egeland * OSLO, Aug  2018 (IPS) – Aid funding for refugee relief is running out while conditions are still not in place for the safe return of over 700,000 people forced to flee Myanmar to neighbouring Bangladesh after violence broke out one year ago. The mass human…