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Local officials from Hermosa and Abucay in Bataan are undergoing disaster response training in Subic Bay to strengthen emergency preparedness, improve incident…
In George R. R. Martin’s HOTD, Rhaenyra’s claim to the throne is hindered largely because she is a woman in a deeply patriarchal society. Although her father…
Civil society groups in the Philippines have launched an independent Truth and Reconciliation Commission to investigate alleged extrajudicial killings in…
More than a damages case, the Decision reaffirmed that human life is invaluable, and that the law must evolve to reflect the true cost of its loss.
Eight criminal migrants deported by the U.S., including individuals from Cuba, Myanmar, and Mexico, were flown to South Sudan after weeks stranded in Djibouti,…
Civilians are trapped in the city with nearly no aid allowed in, and families are forced to survive by eating leaves and peanut shells.
Water and electricity supply in Khartoum have been severely disrupted by drone strikes blamed on the paramilitary forces.
The RSF targeted Osman Digna Air Base with suicide drones
An estimated one million people are trapped in the city under a year-long siege by paramilitary forces
The ICRC warns that over 8,000 people are missing in Sudan's ongoing conflict, calling it 'the tip of the iceberg.' As the war enters its third year, violence,…
RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Daglo declares the Government of Peace and Unity
Sudan’s civil war has displaced 13 million people, the United Nations reported Monday, as fighting between the army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces…
Major violations against children in Sudan — including killings, abductions, and attacks on schools and hospitals — have increased by 1,000 percent since the…
Army warplanes carried out ‘an indiscriminate air strike on Tora market in North Darfur’
Army vows to purge militia and its supporters.
The war has killed tens of thousands, uprooted over 12 million and created the ‘biggest humanitarian crisis ever recorded’