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She was expelled from the United States, but still thought America would help. She was wrong

Immigration · Panama City

She was expelled from the United States, but still thought America would help. She was wrong

75% Center coverage: 8 sources

By Omar Jimenez and Elizabeth Gonzalez Panama City (CNN) — She asked to be identified only as “Ambo,” out of fear of being recognized back in her home country. “Life is very difficult for me,” she told CNN from a school-turned-shelter on a humidly hot day in Panama City, Panama. Over the ambient noise of blade fans attempting to cool the large room, she explained she left her native country of Cameroon due to “political issues,” fearing that she…See the Story

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1762 Attacks on Health Care Over Three Years as Russia Escalates its War on Ukraine’s Doctors and Hospitals: PHR

Health Care · Russia

1762 Attacks on Health Care Over Three Years as Russia Escalates its War on Ukraine’s Doctors and Hospitals: PHR

A staggering 1762 attacks on health care facilities, workers, and infrastructure have been perpetrated since Russia’s full-scale invasion three years ago, according to new data published today by a group of human rights and humanitarian organizations. Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) calls on global actors to hold perpetrators of these crimes to account, as well as to support Ukrainian health workers to do their life-saving work – which require…See the Story

Chief Justice calls Judiciary to prioritize victims’ rights in sexual violence cases

Tanzania · Tanzania

Chief Justice calls Judiciary to prioritize victims’ rights in sexual violence cases

Chief Justice (CJ), Prof Ibrahim Juma has insisted the importance of a victim-friendly criminal justice system that protects survivors of sexual violence throughout legal proceedings.See the Story

Doctors Trapped in Hospitals, Clinics Under Fire in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC): PHR

Doctors Trapped in Hospitals, Clinics Under Fire in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC): PHR

In response to mounting conflict and the M23 militia seizing additional cities and towns in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the following statement is attributable to Karen Naimer, JD, director of programs at Physicians for Human Rights (PHR): “Health and humanitarian workers and facilities are under assault in eastern DRC as M23 forces take over more territory in the region. Health care facilities, workers, and patients are pro…See the Story

Trump's immigration crackdown leaves some families weighing the risk of sending kids to school

Trump's immigration crackdown leaves some families weighing the risk of sending kids to school

US Immigration · United States

Trump's immigration crackdown leaves some families weighing the risk of sending kids to school

49% Center coverage: 102 sources

As President Donald Trump cracks down on immigrants in the U.S. illegally, some families are wondering if it is safe to send their children to school. In many districts, educators have sought to reassure immigrant parents that schools are safe places for their kids, despite the president’s campaign pledge to carry out mass deportations. But fears intensified for some when the Trump administration announced Tuesday it would allow federal immigration agencies to make arrests at schools, churches and hospitals, ending a decades-old policy.See the Story

Trump should fix broken asylum system, but not like this

Donald Trump · Maryland

Trump should fix broken asylum system, but not like this

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Donald Trump ended asylum requests at the border with the CBP One app. This is the wrong policy. While the asylum process must be overhauled, the Trump...See the Story