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1. The women of Yemen carrying forward the heritage of Yemen the buildings of Old Sanaa (Photo by Kamran Yousuf)
October 25, 2022
Finding refuge in art
topic: Arts
by: Kamran Yousuf, Asma Hafiz
A young Yemeni artist is painting the stories of the war's most vulnerable yet resilient victims: women.
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May 02, 2022
Help heal the trauma of Ukraine's children
topic: Child rights
type: Allgemein
by: Quinta Thomson
Voices of Children is an NGO working to heal the war trauma of children in Ukraine by giving them a voice and critical aid. Here's how you can help.
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March 03, 2022
The fear of hunger eclipses the fear of war
topic: Food Security
by: Katarina Panić
As country's neigbouring Russia prepare for the possibility of war, the fear of hunger has caused a panic.
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October 07, 2021
Ukraine frontline: disabled and elderly people threatened after 7 years of conflict
topic: Human Rights
by: Sara Cincurova
In eastern Ukraine, ‘Europe’s forgotten war’ still threatens civilians, with the elderly and disabled people suffering the brunt of the conflict.
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January 09, 2021
The world must stand with Mali civilians caught in conflict
topic: Human Rights
by: Bob Koigi
The international community must pressure warring factions in Mali to respect human rights and protect the safety of civilians.
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HMSDaring
November 20, 2020
The UK floats a new image of itself
topic: Human Rights
by: Gurmeet Singh
The UK is possibly gutting its aid budget to fund a militaristic, post-Brexit image.
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Afghan woemn
May 17, 2020
Why isn’t the gruesome war in Afghanistan a global concern?
topic: Peace and Reconciliation
by: Shadi Khan Saif
For eventual peace in our shared world, it is pivotal to unite firstly in acknowledging the dilemma in Afghanistan as a global concern.
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UK soldiers in iraq
November 22, 2019
British war crimes in Iraq must be brought to light
topic: Human Rights
by: Gurmeet Singh
A new BBC investigation indicates that the British government may have covered up war crimes in Iraq.
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bosnia_war_tourism
March 27, 2019
Flourishing war tourism in Bosnia
topic: Peace and Reconciliation
by: Katarina Panić
Although it has been 24 years since the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina ended, this country still has no common law on memorials.
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UH-60 Blackhawk
October 12, 2018
On the run from war caught into a deadly drought
topic: Food Security
by: Shadi Khan Saif
The crippling drought caused by climate change has forcefully displaced more people in Afghanistan than the fighting has.
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poppy afghanistan
June 02, 2018
The vicious nexus of war and poppy
by: Shadi Khan Saif
Poppy farming in Afghanistan damages the fabric of the Afghan society and its economy.
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india pakistan afghanistan
August 18, 2017
What India, Pakistan and Afghanistan can learn from the Élysée Treaty
by: Shadi Khan Saif
India sees Pakistan as its arch rival, Afghanistan is frustrated with Pakistan for its cross-border terrorism that sees itself caught between its enemies.
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September 22, 2016
War, Freedom of speech, Women’s rights, Plight of Migrants
by: Murat Suner
The world's most pressing global issues - war, freedom of speech, women’s rights and the plight of migrants - have been driving the Right [...]
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omran_aleppo
September 14, 2016
Call upon the UN to appoint a Protector of Journalists!
type: NGO, Petition
by: Deniz Zehra Tavli
Remember Omran? The five-year-old Syrian boy placed in an ambulance after a bomb attack, in shock and bleeding, rescued amid the rubble of a crumbled [...]
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Children-crying-in-terror-Yemen
February 04, 2016
EU: Hours to win a Saudi arms embargo
type: Petition
by: Deniz Zehra Tavli
Saudi Arabia is waging a horrific war in Yemen - bombing schools, hospitals, even wedding parties. Many of the weapons used to kill innocent civilians [...]
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eiffel
November 18, 2015
The EU isn't at war, yet
by: Vanessa Ellingham
France has taken the European Union into uncharted territory by obliging the other 27 member states to come to its defence following the terrorist atrocities in Paris. Invoking article 42.7, a never used [...]
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