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Displaced Iraqis Don’t Want to Leave Camps to Return Home

2018/08/29

Yemeni pro-government forces gather during their fight against the Houthi rebels around Hodeidah's airport on June 18, 2018.

Middle East

UN Refugee Agency Seeks Protection for Civilians in Yemen

2018/08/28

An indigenous woman gathering wood in Brazil

World

Rise of Agri-Cartel: Control of Land Drives Human Rights Violations, Environmental Destruction

2018/08/24

World

Sweden Releases Feminist Foreign Policy Handbook to Boost Gender Equality

2018/08/23

US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un Standing in front of the flags of their countries during their meeting in Singapore.

National

What is Behind Trump’s ‘Chemistry’ With Strongmen?

2018/08/16

Interviews

Pari Ibrahim: Without Justice, Yezidis Will Get Revenge

2018/08/09

National

US Activists Prepare to ‘Overwhelm Racism’ During Sunday Rally

2018/08/08

World

In the Battle for the Environment, Women Bear the Consequences

2018/07/27

World

2017 Becomes Most Deadly Year Ever for Environmental Activists

2018/07/24

World

Violent Mob Attacks Aid Workers and Compounds in South Sudan

2018/07/23

Middle East

Poor Residents Have No Means to Escape Battle for Yemen’s Hodeidah

2018/07/19

World

Preparations for the Worst as Brexit Deal Becomes More Unlikely

2018/07/19

World

Aid Worker Killings in South Sudan Prompt Humanitarian Reexamination

2018/07/17

Abbie Hillis talking to CBS on sexual assault cases at Texas A&M university

National

Texas A&M to Review Policies Following Student Backlash on Sexual Assault

2018/07/10

Refugees

Yemen’s Hodeidah Can Turn into Graveyard, Oxfam Warns

2018/07/06

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos speaks at hearing

National

Trump Administration to Revoke Obama-Era Guidelines on Race in College Admissions

2018/07/03

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Sonya Swink

Displaced Iraqis Don’t Want to Leave Camps to Return Home

UN Refugee Agency Seeks Protection for Civilians in Yemen

Rise of Agri-Cartel: Control of Land Drives Human Rights Violations, Environmental Destruction

Sweden Releases Feminist Foreign Policy Handbook to Boost Gender Equality

What is Behind Trump’s ‘Chemistry’ With Strongmen?

Pari Ibrahim: Without Justice, Yezidis Will Get Revenge

US Activists Prepare to ‘Overwhelm Racism’ During Sunday Rally

In the Battle for the Environment, Women Bear the Consequences

2017 Becomes Most Deadly Year Ever for Environmental Activists

Violent Mob Attacks Aid Workers and Compounds in South Sudan

Poor Residents Have No Means to Escape Battle for Yemen’s Hodeidah

Preparations for the Worst as Brexit Deal Becomes More Unlikely

Aid Worker Killings in South Sudan Prompt Humanitarian Reexamination

Texas A&M to Review Policies Following Student Backlash on Sexual Assault

Yemen’s Hodeidah Can Turn into Graveyard, Oxfam Warns

Trump Administration to Revoke Obama-Era Guidelines on Race in College Admissions

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