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Protesters in Columbia, South Carolina oppose a fetal heartbeat bill banning abortions.
Harry Dunn, a 19-year-old from Northamptonshire, died in a motorcycle accident involving Anne Sacoolas, whose diplomatic immunity complicates the family's quest for justice.
On June 26, 2007, 22-year-old Karen Empeno was abducted by armed men while conducting research in a small town north of Manila.
On October 16, 2009, the Queen unveiled a bronze bas relief during the official opening of the Supreme Court, marking a significant transition from the House of Lords.
More than 1,000 Kurdish people live in a refugee camp known as 'the jungle,' enduring cold and muddy conditions while waiting to reach Britain.
80% of homes in Northern Cyprus are claimed to belong to Greek Cypriots who fled during the island's division, raising ethical concerns for foreign buyers.
13,000 immigrants from 143 countries become Australian citizens during naturalization ceremonies held across the country several times a year.
Angela Merkel steps down as German Chancellor after 16 years of leadership and crises.
The Taliban's violence against women in Afghanistan continues to shock the world with brutality.
The rise in deportations in the United States, particularly after the 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, has significantly impacted American families.
Over a thousand Indonesian maids have sought refuge at their embassy in Malaysia in the past three years after facing abuse from employers.
Ben Anderson discusses Afghan interpreters' visa struggles with US lawmakers in Washington, DC.
Last year, 36,000 migrants arrived on the island of Lampedusa, while the Italian government implemented laws that criminalize unauthorized migration.
1,500 children are removed from their parents each year in Norway, with many parents claiming their kids were taken without cause.
Raman from Luton discusses being targeted by the Prevent strategy due to his Muslim identity.
Asylum seekers in Texas experience the impact of the Biden administration's rollback of the Trump-era 'Remain in Mexico' policy, highlighting stark contrasts in their situations.
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin highlights the struggles of queer individuals facing violence and asylum choices.
Geovanny, separated at the US border, struggles to adjust after being reunited with his family.
At least 27 people crossed into Emerson, Manitoba, in one night as they sought asylum from the United States amid fears of deportation.
60 percent of New Zealanders support end-of-life choice legislation, as Stuart Armstrong campaigns for the right to die with dignity amid terminal illness.
Asylum seekers stranded in Mexico face a mental health crisis marked by increased anxiety and depression due to prolonged uncertainty in the immigration process.
Nemea Rivera struggles to reunite with her daughters after being separated by border policies.
Jose Castillo seeks asylum in Canada but faces challenges and separation from his family.
More than 50 women in the U.S. have faced prosecution for stillbirths or miscarriages linked to drug use since 1999, including Cherry Mason in Oklahoma.
Trinidad faces challenges with 60,000 Venezuelan refugees lacking legal status and support.
Trump's policy forces Central American migrants to wait in Mexico for asylum processing.
Since January, over 8,000 people have reached the English coast, marking a record for this point in the year amid rising challenges for asylum seekers.
The Trump administration shifts migrant child care from nonprofits to private companies.
Three young Zimbabweans return home from South Africa to vote in the elections, facing food shortages and an economy in crisis.
Natasha Maryorquin crossed the border into the United States on October 3, 2019, after facing violence and discrimination as a trans person in Honduras.
The migrant caravan in Mexico City faces challenges while seeking opportunities in the US.
France's image as a shining example of European democracy overlooks its treatment of Muslims.
U.S.-born children face significant emotional and social challenges when their undocumented immigrant parents are detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
Coca cultivation in Colombia has nearly tripled despite peace efforts with FARC.
Every three minutes, a child in Japan loses contact with a parent due to divorce, often leaving the other parent feeling helpless and shut out.
Sweden plans to deport up to 80,000 migrants, many from Afghanistan, amid rising tensions.
Lam Wing-kee, a Hong Kong bookseller known for selling banned literature, fears returning home due to threats linked to the controversial extradition bill.
99 percent of families with a case manager show up for their asylum hearings, contradicting claims that migrants do not attend.
More than 70,000 Haitians fled to sea after a military coup in 1991, leading to their detention at Guantanamo Bay outside U.S. law.
Passports reflect national identity, with New Zealand's black and many Islamic countries' green.
Sanctuary cities in the United States are rooted in the 1980s, when churches provided refuge to Guatemalan and Salvadoran refugees fleeing civil wars.
Ireland votes on May 25th to potentially repeal its abortion ban, including cases of rape.
50 million crabs migrate from the jungle to the ocean's edge on Christmas Island, while thousands of asylum seekers remain in a high-security detention facility.
Pastor Martens offers sanctuary to refugees in his church basement, where ten men face deportation after fleeing religious persecution in Iran and Afghanistan.
Hundreds of Belarusian activists find refuge in Lithuania with help from Natalia Kolegova.
Hundreds of Bosnians went to Syria for IS and are now coming back, raising concerns.
A man in transit faces the threat of arrest if he returns to his home country, prompting a plea for political asylum at an airport.
15 community members in Dearborn, Michigan, discuss their experiences as Americans of Lebanese and Iraqi descent, addressing feelings of alienation and pride.
