Development induced displacement
Venezuela’s Surname Is Diaspora By Humberto MárquezReprint | | Print | Send by email |En español Fernando García, a 60-year-old Venezuelan who heads a family that is moving en bloc to Peru from a town near Caracas, after deciding “to start over as a family” after a lifetime of…
GLOBAL CONNECTION Ugandan Airport Expansion Project Cuts Worshippers off From Sacred Ground Nakisanze SegawaReporter Seguya Mugumya points to the area where he once conducted traditional worship but that is now fenced off. Uganda’s Civil Aviation Authority erected the fence in January…
Dying Kyrgyz Village Hopes For Resurrection Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Published on Sep 10, 2022 SUBSCRIBE 35K Only 30 families are left in the remote Kyrgyz village of Enilchek, but they hope tourism will revive the once thriving mining community. Originally published…
It is women who bear the brunt of the Venezuelan crisis Posted 7 September 2018 17:22 GMT “Introducing Patricia, my sister, the real Wonder Woman. Single mother of two, taking care of business with a broken ankle for nine months. Amidst the protests and chaos…
Canada’s Yemeni Community Calls on Trudeau Government to End Arms Sales to Saudis September 8, 2022 Hamza Shaiban says arms sales to Saudis cannot be reconciled with Canada’s commitment to ‘stand up for human rights’
Myanmar says International Criminal Court has no jurisdiction in Rohingya crisis 2 MIN READ YANGON (Reuters) - Myanmar’s government said on Friday it “resolutely rejects” a ruling from the International Criminal Court (ICC) that said the body has jurisdiction over alleged deportations…
Entrepreneurship Proves Essential, as Aid for Displaced People in DRC Dries Up Pascaline Kavuo Mwasi Saambili Associate Reporter The rapidly growing number of displaced people in North Kivu province has depleted available aid, forcing many to develop their own business ideas. Kavira…
“We Should Not Wait” — Action Needed on Myanmar By Tharanga YakupitiyageReprint | | Print | Send by email Rohingya alight from a boat as they arrive at Shahparir Dip in Teknaf, Bangladesh in 2017. Credit: IPS UNITED NATIONS, Sep 4 2018 (IPS) - After the release of a…
Equality and Territory: the Common Struggle of Indigenous Women in the Andes By Mariela JaraReprint | | Print | Send by email |En español This article is published ahead of the International Day of Indigenous Women, celebrated September 5, which marks the execution of indigenous guerrilla leader Bartolina Sisa….
Amid Chronic Violence, Millions of Afghans Face Risks of Drought Related Displacement By Enayatullah AzadReprint | | Print | Send by email Enayatullah Azad is Media, Information & Advocacy Coordinator, Norwegian Refugee Council Drought-affected IDP children from Badghis in front of their makeshift shelter in Kahdestan area or…
