For Many African Refugees, Uganda Is The Hoped-For Route To The West
Only the UN refugee agency can resettle refugees, leaving them vulnerable to exploitation from outside groups.
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Woman Says Couple From Australia Paid Her $2.58 Per Day For Slavery
An Indian woman has said she was held as a slave by a Melbourne couple for eight years.
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After Swing To The Right In General Elections, Dutch Parliament More Diverse Than Ever
First black woman party leader elected, as well as first representative from overseas territory Sint Maarten.
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Time Is Running Out On Kenya’s Ultimatum To Close Africa’s 2 Largest Refugee Camps
The camps, which house many Somali refugees, are a breeding ground for terrorists, claims the Kenyan government.
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“Not OK”: Australian PM Condemns China Wine Tariffs
Australia fights back against China's decision to up the price of Australian wine for five years.
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Australia Mulls Rights Abuse Sanction Law
Foreign Minister Marise Payne writes to the prime minister about Magnitsky laws to allow sanctions over human rights abuses.
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No Place To Call Home: Administration Scrambles To Provide Enough Shelters For Migrant Children
The government is using convention centers, military bases and even hotels to accommodate an overwhelming number of unaccompanied migrant children.
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Child Migrant Surge: Biden Administration Moves To Respond
As a record number of unaccompanied minors arrives at the southern border, the White House adjusts its policies.
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Hispanics In Alaska Lost In Translation
Spanish is ubiquitous in some states, but not in Alaska, where only 3.5 percent speak it at home.
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