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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
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Long-term imbalance in UK asylum policy – as calls from Prime Minister Andy Burnham for a better distributed burden of housing to be shared have fallen largely on poorer areas for years. The change raises
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The 2026 Ceuta migrant crisis is not simply a tale of boats and borders; it's a tale of a viral post that is spreading quicker than any coast guard patrol can. Some 72,000 people had
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Gaza has been encircled by war, displacement and a humanitarian crisis for almost two years. Homes have been brought to ruin, hospitals have been unable to operate, unemployment has skyrocketed, and millions of civilians are
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Europe is in the midst of one of the biggest changes in its approach to migration in years. The EU’s Migration and Asylum Pact and renewed migratory pressures on a number of external borders have
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This week, four migrants lost their lives on two different attempts to cross the Channel, one boat capsizing off the northwest French coast and the other sinking off Dunkirk. This year's death toll in the
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The U.S. Department of the Treasury has unveiled new sanctions against individuals and entities it alleges used charities, businesses and underground banking outlets to channel money to Hamas. The action, from the Treasury's Office of
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