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By CARICOM Photos: CARICOM\YouTube Screenshots Hurricane Beryl dealt a “serious blow” to Grenada’s efforts to reduce its food import bill by 25 percent by next year, the Hon.…
By Sikula Oniala\Amnesty International Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons There were scenes of jubilation and euphoria when South Sudan gained independence 13 years ago today. But hope and optimism…
Committee To Protect Journalists Photos: AP\YouTube Screenshots Kampala, July 8, 2024—The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes a Kenyan court’s Monday ruling that Kenyan authorities violated Pakistani journalist Arshad…
By Human Rights Watch Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons (Brussels) – The EU and its member states should safeguard the right to territorial asylum in Europe, Human Rights Watch…
By United Nations Photos: WFP\YouTube Screenshots Hurricane Beryl, which left a trail of destruction from the Caribbean to Mexico – and now the United States – has once…
By Sarah Naffa\AP Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons A French left coalition won the most seats in high-stakes legislative elections Sunday, beating back a far-right surge but failing to…
By United Nations Photos: UNRWA\YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons The UN voiced deep concern on Friday at the increase in the intensity of exchanges of fire across the Blue Line,…
By CARICOM Photos: CARICOM\YouTube Screenshots Following the extensive damage caused by Hurricane Beryl’s passage in the Caribbean, the Honorable Dr. Terrance Drew, Prime Minister of St. Kitts and…
By CAIR Photos CAIR\YouTube Screenshots The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today condemned racist comments by Senator Lindsey Graham…
By Committee To Protect Journalists Photos:P/Anis Belghoul\X New York, July 5, 2024—Algerian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release journalists Omar Ferhat and Sofiane Ghirous, drop all charges against…
