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Sudan's war has turned into a humanitarian crisis in which civilians are bearing the brunt of the conflict driven by an outside agenda. Millions of people in Sudan have been displaced by the war started
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The war in Sudan has entered a more dangerous stage of its conflict, raising worries over new allegations from the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the use of chemical weapons, Islamist armed groups, and outside
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Dozens of new claims of chemical weapons use in Sudan have sparked concern that the conflict is entering another perilous stage, with millions of people forced to flee their homes and essential food, fuel, health
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The UK's massive pro-Palestine rallies have been subjected to a renewed focus on the organisational structure behind them, with a new report claiming that the events are more aptly described as a ‘coordinated network’ than
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Australia’s arts sector has taken a step closer to improved protections at work, with the Fair Work Commission making a provisional decision to formally include the arts in the modern award system. The proposed change
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The war in Sudan has resulted in a humanitarian emergency with large numbers of people displaced, buildings damaged and access to basic services restricted. In this context, there has been another significant concern about the
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The Nepal floods has now reached its highest level – catastrophic – with at least 133 Indian nationals reported as missing in the floods that have left hundreds of others unaccounted for among several nationalities
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In Hokkaido, six Myanmar nationals at a farm have lodged complaints of physical assaults and sexual harassment by the farm workers, leading to a new case of labour abuse involving workers in Japan. This has
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Central And Eastern Europe: A Divided Landscape Of Sex Work Policies The legal status of sex work varies greatly in Central and Eastern Europe, with countries choosing different mixes of prohibition, regulation, partial criminalisation and
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Human rights advocates and international watchdogs are urging more international focus on rights issues throughout Central Asia, arguing that diplomatic and economic interests should not eclipse basic freedoms. The appeal comes amid continuing concerns about
