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Indian activist living in Finland arrested in Poland

Foreign journalists at US-backed media fear being sent to repressive homelands after Trump's cuts

Maria Shriver on meeting heartbreak with poetry

'Jersey was my doctor when I was imprisoned in Somalia'

Contributor: It's no metaphor — undersea cables hold together our precarious modern life

Rainforest Oil Exploration Stopped as Court Rules Uncontacted Tribes Have Right to Remain in Isolation

This report was written by Luis Noe-Bustamante and Jens Manuel Krogstad

I was a USAID institutional support contractor, hired as strategic communications adviser to the Democracy Delivers initiative. It took four rounds of interviews over three months. I felt like the street mutt in a family of pedigree show dogs — a former actor/waiter/teacher/teacher/humanitarian aid

Putin will weaponise the ECHR against British troops in Ukraine, Starmer warned

Top Mexican prosecutor investigating alleged cartel killing site where bones, shoes were found: "Truth will come out"

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Trial to begin for Haiti town's ex-mayor on charges he lied about rights abuses to get US residency

ECHR rules Ukraine failed to prevent, investigate violence in Odesa in 2014

Can technology help more survivors of sexual assault in South Sudan?

U.S. added to human rights watchlist over Trump moves

Congolese women use slam poetry to speak out amid conflict

'Ghana saved me' - the learning curve for a teenage tearaway from London

Rubio targets Thai officials tied to China’s forced return of Uyghurs