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More than a million children in South Sudan are suffering from hunger due to the ongoing civil war and humanitarian crisis.
More than 3,000 Chagos Islanders were forcibly removed from their homes in the late 1960s to make way for a US military base on Diego Garcia.
More than 400 protesters in Chile suffer eye injuries from police violence during demonstrations.
Fourteen people died in a car bomb attack in Afghanistan, prompting a month-long peace march to the capital by hundreds of activists.
Susan Jacobson has run her barber shop in Clacton-on-Sea for 28 years, where clients discuss the changes in their town since Brexit.
A quarter of a million migrants crossed the Darién Gap in the first four months of 2024, facing extreme dangers along the way.
Since 2015, an estimated 25,000 unaccompanied minors have crossed the border from Venezuela into Colombia, often using dangerous smuggling routes.
Cuban basketball players are defecting to pursue better opportunities abroad, as highlighted by Ade Adepitan's visit to Puerto Rico to interview a former star.
In the French-Italian Alps, migrants face extreme challenges while navigating dangerous mountain paths in their quest for asylum in France.
127 Cambodian Americans are deported from the United States to Cambodia, a country many left as children and do not remember.
Anti-Haitian sentiment in the Dominican Republic is examined through the experiences of Haitian workers and the historical context of their migration from Haiti.
In Arizona, migrants face extreme and potentially fatal conditions while attempting to cross the US-Mexico border, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
En Melilla, mujeres cargan 60 kilos a pie para comerciar con Marruecos sin impuestos.
Eritrean migrants risk their lives crossing the Sinai desert into Israel, driven by the oppressive regime in Eritrea and facilitated by smugglers.
In Haiti, pregnant women are fleeing to the Dominican Republic for safer childbirth amid a collapsing healthcare system and escalating gang violence.
An area the size of Britain has been allocated to foreign corporations in Ethiopia over the last three years for large-scale agricultural production.
In the Mediterranean Sea, over 10,000 migrants have died in recent years while attempting to reach Europe, as rescuers aboard the Topaz Responder confront these tragedies.
More than 30,700 migrants have arrived in the Canary Islands this year, risking dangerous crossings from Senegal in search of a better life.
More than 10,000 members of the North Korean community in Japan gather to celebrate Kim Jong Il’s leadership, reinforcing their ties to the regime.
North Korean defectors in China face severe risks of repatriation as they attempt to escape the oppressive regime, highlighting their perilous struggle for freedom.
In Calais, over 1,000 refugees live in dire conditions amid rising far-right protests.
More than a third of Malaysia's gross domestic product relies on undocumented migrants, who often work in dirty, dangerous, and demeaning jobs.
In Xinjiang, mass detention and digital surveillance have led to the systematic abuse of Uyghurs and Kazakh Muslims, with tens of thousands reported missing since 2014.
Approximately 2,000 Zimbabweans attempt to cross into South Africa each month, facing dangers such as crocodile-infested rivers and South African soldiers.
Less than 20% of Namie's former residents plan to return to their homes after the Fukushima disaster, despite government efforts to promote safety.
Maya, a Romanian girl, is trafficked into Switzerland's sex industry while her sister Geida hopes for more.
In San Pedro Sula, Honduras, children face extreme violence while striving to continue their education, with many attempting to flee to the United States.
Over the past five years, Greek authorities have arrested over 25,000 illegal immigrants and 600 smugglers in their waters.
Eight tons of gourmet snails are harvested by two agricultural scientists who return to their village on Hios after losing city jobs during Greece's financial crisis.
Fighting in the village of Pisky has continued without pause since September, leaving buildings devastated and few civilians remaining.
1,200 children born in Israel face deportation due to their non-Jewish status, as government officials argue their presence threatens the Jewish state.
More than 800 Palestinians have been forced to leave their homes since October 7, marking the largest displacement in the West Bank since 1948.
Nicolás Maduro struggles to maintain power against Juan Guaidó in Venezuela's 2019 crisis.
Over 10,000 members of the Workers Party of North Korea gather in Tokyo to celebrate Kim Jong Il's leadership and promote the regime's ideology.
Undocumented individuals in the United States face heightened health risks and economic instability during the COVID-19 pandemic, as highlighted in The New Yorker.
More than 1.25 million people from the former Soviet Union have immigrated to Israel in the last decade, reshaping its society and politics.
Ten cents can fill a tank in Caracas, but many middle-class residents are leaving Venezuela for better opportunities abroad.
After 52 years in the UK, a woman faces wrongful deportation to Jamaica, having lived there since she was 10 years old.
130 million people leave their farms in China each year to work as migrant laborers in cities, facing tough economic conditions and job competition.
Afghans share their experiences under Taliban rule one year after the U.S. military withdrew.
In Tenerife, a housing crisis has led to an increase in squatting, prompting property owners to hire private eviction teams like the Desokupas to reclaim their properties.
International students from Ethiopia, China, and South Asia face visa uncertainty under the Trump administration.
Marine Le Pen's legal challenges and her lead in opinion polls raise questions about the far-right National Rally's potential to gain power in France's upcoming presidential election.
One in four people in Latvia have Russian roots, a fact that complicates their identity amid rising tensions following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Lebanon's economic collapse worsens suffering amid COVID-19, with rising poverty and protests.
According to Moldova's Ministry of Education, 30,000 children have been left without parents who have gone abroad to seek work, creating a generation of social orphans.
East London’s food bank usage has surged since the COVID-19 outbreak, reflecting the growing struggles faced by local families.
Hundreds of people live in an abandoned factory in Bosnia, facing harsh conditions and border pushbacks.
