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Syrian child workers 'left behind in life'
  On a bustling street in this city near the border with Syria, a tiny boy among other children tries to sell chocolate biscuits in a box. "Would you buy one?" he keeps asking, while pulling his loose, dirty trousers up to his thin waist.   Seven-year-old Atman Khalil is the youngest... More
Apr 23, 2025
Arabs in Israel decry racial discrimination
  As a Palestinian citizen of Israel, 21-year-old Shadan Jabareen says she has experienced institutionalized discrimination since she was a child. In 1994, her parents wanted to get away from the constant noise and the overcrowded Umm al-Fahm and move to a Jewish-Israeli community.   "My dad heard an advertisement on the... More
Apr 23, 2025
Ebola outbreak killing 70 percent of victims
  The Ebola outbreak in West Africa kills seven out of 10 victims and new cases could hit 10,000 a week within two months if it is not brought under control, the World Health Organization has said.   The organization's assistant director-general Dr. Bruce Aylward said on Tuesday that the death rate... More
Apr 23, 2025
UN questions Israel on Palestinians' rights
  U.N. experts questioned Israeli officials on Monday over alleged rights abuses ranging from the demolition of Palestinian houses and the expansion of Jewish settlements to limited Palestinian access to water and their farmland.   Israel's delegation defended its record before the United Nations Human Rights Committee, which examined respect for civil... More
Apr 23, 2025
A third of the world's stateless are children, says UN
  Over a third of the 10 million stateless people across the world are children, said the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on Tuesday at the launch of a global campaign aimed at eradicating statelessness in 10 years' time.   "Statelessness is inhuman. We believe it is time to end this... More
Apr 23, 2025
Hunger amid tragedy for South Sudan refugees
  The water at the Lietchor refugee camp has gone from waist to knee high, but it was still deep enough last month for a five-year-old to drown as his mother went to collect her weekly grain rations.   "I had a boy and he drowned and I no longer have him,"... More
Apr 23, 2025
Arkan's Balkan 'Tigers' escape accountability
  It was the afternoon of April 2, 1992, in Bijeljina, in eastern Bosnia - where Trbic was captured. The leader of the Serbian Volunteer Guard, known as the "Tigers", was sitting in an army truck loaded with weapons. Trbic recalls that through the night until dawn, he was beaten and... More
Apr 23, 2025
UN says record numbers dying to reach Europe
  More than 3,400 people have died in the Mediterranean this year trying to reach Europe, the UN's refugee agency said Wednesday, urging governments to take more action to save lives.   The UNHCR said at least 348,000 people, including a growing number of asylum seekers, had taken to the seas worldwide... More
Apr 23, 2025
UN: Tens of thousands dead in S Sudan war
  Tens of thousands of people have died in South Sudan during one year of war and the country's leaders are putting their "personal ambitions" ahead of the young nation's future, the UN secretary-general has said.   Ban Ki-moon called on the country's leaders to agree to an inclusive power-sharing arrangement that... More
Apr 23, 2025
World 'silent' when millions of Muslims killed
  The world has been silent about the killing of millions of people in the Muslim world, Mehmet Gormez, Turkey's head of religious affairs, said Tuesday.   "On one hand, (around) 12 million people have been massacred in the Islamic world in the last 10 years, and on the other hand, 12... More
Apr 23, 2025
ADC: 'American Sniper' prompts threats to Arabs, Muslims
  Following the release of the film American Sniper in theaters across the US, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) has warned of a “significant rise in violent hate rhetoric targeting the Arab and Muslim-American communities.”   The Arab-American civil rights organization has asked "American Sniper" director Clint Eastwood and actor Bradley Cooper... More
Apr 23, 2025
South Sudan is on brink of famine
  Aid workers in South Sudan are finding it hard to operate because roadblocks are suddenly being erected in some areas, the UN's top official for humanitarian assistance has said.   The UN warned two and a half million people are on the brink of famine, and food stocks in some places... More
Apr 23, 2025
Palestinian farmers endure 'constant war' in Gaza
  Gaza farmers are being 'particularly badly affected' by Israel's tight restrictions on their movement.   Amjad Abu Ayash, 56, stood atop a hill and looked out across a patch of charred agricultural land spotted with busted water pipes. "They call this area the 'land of death' because even the birds that... More
Apr 23, 2025
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