UN: Israel demolished 22 Palestinian homes in two weeks
In the report prepared by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), information was presented about Israel’s destruction and confiscation of
Yemen war reaches ‘shameful milestone’ – 10,000 children now killed or maimed
Yemen’s humanitarian crisis continues to be “the world’s worst” according to Mr. Elder, who said that it “represents a tragic convergence of four threats: a
French police receive 49 cases daily of rapes of minors
French police have received a daily average of about 49 reports of rapes involving minors in 2021, according to a report by RTL news. Law
Former B.C. pastor sentenced to 14 months in jail in child pornography case
A former pastor in B.C.’s Fraser Valley has been sentenced following an investigation into allegations relating to child pornography. Johannes “John” Vermeer, who previously preached
Facebook’s role in Myanmar and Ethiopia under new scrutiny
Whistleblower Frances Haugen’s testimony to US senators on Tuesday shone a light on violence and instability in Myanmar and Ethiopia in recent years and long-held
Facebook grilled by senators over its effect on children
Lawmakers took sharp aim at Facebook on Thursday, harshly questioning one of its executives about Instagram’s effect on teenagers, in a Senate hearing that illuminated
It turned out that Apple threatened Facebook
It has been learned that there has been tension between Apple and Facebook in recent years. The two companies clashed over human trafficking. Two big
Facebook’s VIP ‘Whitelist’ Reveals Two Big Problems
Facebook has a couple big problems when it comes to filtering out the often misleading and dangerous stuff that users post on the social network.
Israeli premier says no to independent Palestinian state
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Tuesday that he is against the creation of an independent Palestinian state and is not going to hold talks
Israeli authorities demolish houses in Hebron-district town
The Israeli occupation authorities Thursday morning demolished three houses in Sa‘ir town, east of the southern West Bank city of Hebron, according to local sources.
Hundreds of thousands of people struggle with hunger in northern Nigeria
Rhoda Dia, Director of the Resistant Food Security Project of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) – Global Environment Facility (GEF), said that Nigeria is
Africa: Over 400 Million Africans Live Below Poverty Line
At least 450 million people in Africa are projected to remain poor by 2030, according to a new report. The projection is an increase by
Israeli firm allegedly used spyware by at least 10 governments
According to the news of The Guardian, research conducted by 17 media outlets suggested that spyware belonging to NSO Group is used for widespread and
Greece: Pushbacks and violence against refugees and migrants are de facto border policy
Greek border forces are violently and illegally detaining groups of refugees and migrants before summarily returning them to Turkey, in contravention of their human rights
Over 19,300 children subject to ‘grave violations’ in war: UN
Nearly 20,000 boys and girls were victims of “grave violations” during wars worldwide in 2020, a UN report said on Monday. The tally of over
France urges judges to drop case over troop involvement in Rwanda massacre
Paris prosecutors have they had asked judges to drop a case accusing senior members of the French armed forces of complicity in a massacre of
Assad regime used chemical weapons in Saraqib: Global watchdog
The Assad regime used chemical weapons against its population in Saraqib, Syria in 2018, a global watchdog said on Monday. The report by the Organisation
Homelessness in the US exploded before the pandemic
A new “point-in-time” report from the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) shows that homelessness increased significantly during the Trump administration. The report includes
Israeli occupation forces detain 20 Palestinians from across the occupied territories
Israeli occupation forces today detained 20 Palestinians from various parts of the occupied territories but mainly from East Jerusalem, according to the Palestinian Prisoner Society
German Bild editor-in-chief steps aside over bullying allegations
The editor-in-chief of Bild, Germany’s top-selling daily, has temporarily stepped aside over an investigation of “alleged compliance violations.” Several female colleagues had made accusations including
Yemen Faces the Worst Famine the World Has Seen in Decades, the U.N. Warns
Conflict-torn Yemen “is falling off a cliff” and will face the worst famine the world has seen for decades unless donors, and especially its Gulf
