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Cameroonians in Texas Could Face Deportation as Trump Administration Moves to End Temporary Protected Status
Cameroon · Cameroon

Cameroonians in Texas Could Face Deportation as Trump Administration Moves to End Temporary Protected Status

67% Center coverage: 3 sources
The move could affect thousands of residents of Texas, which hosts the second-largest community in the country of people fleeing violence in the West African nation of Cameroon.See the Story
Trespassers on Their Land: Nomads Displaced by Afghanistan’s Conservation Zones
Afghanistan · Afghanistan

Trespassers on Their Land: Nomads Displaced by Afghanistan’s Conservation Zones

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
For centuries, the Kuchis – Afghanistan’s nomadic pastoralists – have followed their ancestors’ time-worn migratory routes across mountains, deserts and valleys, moving with the seasons and grazing their herds. But now, many Kuchi families are finding those routes increasingly blocked – not by natural obstacles, but by expanding conservation zones and new Taliban regime-enforced restrictions. “They told us this land is now protected,” said Gul R…Read Article
Piracy or protest? The legal grey zone
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Piracy or protest? The legal grey zone

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Under international law, piracy is defined as any illegal acts of violence, detention or depredation committed for private ends against another ship or aircraft on the high seas or property located in areas beyond national jurisdiction. This definition, found in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), appears clear at first glance – but its key terms are particularly ambiguous. The notion of “private ends” is specifically c…Read Article

How one queer African woman is redefining marriage and culture

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
On 24 March this year, UK-based Cameroonian researcher, LGBTQ+ activist and entrepreneur Bandy Kiki married her female Nigerian partner, Jenny, sparking backlash from some members of her Nso community and acquaintances. Kiki, who currently serves as the director of Living Free UK, an organisation that aims to validate the lived experiences of LGBTQ+ Africans, asylum seekers and refugees, with a focus on those residing in the UK, came out as gay …LGBTQ+ · NorthwestRead Article

Africa: Who Is Finalizing a New Treaty That Prepares for the Next Pandemic - but the U.S. Isn't Signing

50% Left coverage: 14 sources
Analysis - On March 20, 2025, members of the World Health Organization adopted the world's first pandemic agreement, following three years of "intensive negotiations launched by governments in response to the devastating impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic." The U.S., however, did not participate, in part because of its intention to withdraw from the WHO.Narendra ModiSee the Story

When Natural Disaster Strikes, the Junta Tightens Its Grip

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
“There’s no such thing as a natural disaster, and the disaster management community has said so many times,” Adelina Kamal, an Indonesia-based independent ASEAN analyst, said in April. Political corruption, extractivism, and systemic neglect are understood by climate scientists and geographers to deepen the risks for people marginalised along race, class and gender lines. Contributing to the deaths and harm to thousands, the politicisation of hu…ASEAN · Myanmar (Burma)Read Article

Syrians return to the ruins of looted and destroyed homes

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
“I thought they would loot,” al-Khaled told FairPlanet quietly as he walked around what was left of his home, “but not burn and destroy the structure. This was the most beautiful house in the street, now it’s unrecognisable.” Al-Khaled was one of the residents of the Job al-Jandaley neighborhood in Homs to return the earliest to a place where most were forced to flee 14 years ago as regime tanks rolled in. Now, after the fall of the Assad regime…Middle East · SyriaSee the Story

The women transforming tea fields into engines of change

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
In Misiones, one of Argentina’s most biodiverse provinces, a group of women are sustaining a tradition that began more than a century ago: artisanal tea production. With careful, environmentally conscious techniques, they guide each stage of the process – from the precise harvesting of leaves to the attentive drying that shapes the tea’s aroma and quality – while creating new job opportunities and sources of meaningful employment. But the result…Argentina · ArgentinaSee the Story

The Waiting Game: Invisible prisoners of a visible conflict

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Every year, dozens of Indian and Pakistani fishermen are arrested for allegedly straying across maritime borders in the Arabian Sea – a region where the territorial lines are as murky as the politics surrounding them. The stakes are especially high near the disputed Sir Creek region, where families are routinely torn apart by a few invisible miles. Yet beyond the headlines of cross-border tensions and stalled diplomacy lies a quieter, deeper sto…Gujarat · GujaratRead Article

Inside Italy’s centuries-old queer religious pilgrimage

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
The sound of tambourines and high-pitched yelps reverberates off the mountains near Avellino in southern Italy. Dozens of people dance in a kind of trance as others form circles around them, singing local folk songs between sips of homemade red wine. Inside the courtyard of a monastery, small groups climb the steps leading up to the church door on their knees, reciting prayers to the Black Madonna of Montevergine. Every February, scores of femmi…Avellino · AvellinoRead Article

Why Britain can’t save nature without facing up to who owns it

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Picture Britain as a rather large boat with 68 million passengers onboard. Half of the entire vessel is owned and managed by just a handful of people – the royal family, billionaire investors, aristocrats and ancient institutions like the Church of England or the Oxbridge colleges.  In such an imbalanced nautical arrangement, what would happen if the tiny elite at one end of the boat started drilling holes in their portion of the hull? Surely ev…London, England · LondonRead Article

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