a resolution remains possible to achieve it five steps must be taken without delay
detailsDriven from their villages to Mosul, then into refugee camps, hundreds lose hope of return
detailsSaudi jets flown over Yemen begin life in Lancashire factories. Workers there ask how else can they earn a living
detailsIslamic State drove them from their homes. Now these villages battle harsh weather, severe water shortages and limited fuel supplies
detailsThe United Nations considers the stateless Rohingya to be among the world’s most persecuted minorities
detailsThe regime is worried by the change of administration in Washington and Trump’s policies that may have adverse effects on Saudi security and long-term existence
detailsImages of dead, injured, and distraught young children filled the media on an almost daily basis
detailsProtesters are cowed, but the repression carries on
detailsWith rising tensions and attacks toward refugees in Greece, what can be done?
details“It was all based on race hysteria, xenophobia in the past, and you don’t want that to repeat again.”
detailsAs hundreds of refugees continue to risk their lives to reach Europe
detailsThey’re taking their homes and churches back from the Islamic State. But it may be too late to start over
detailsSharing a cartoon on Facebook that depicted a depraved extremist issuing orders to a meek God
detailsIncreasingly, hungry refugees receive aid not as food, but as cash
detailsAbout 400 workers in Qatar have been without pay for up to four months, according the Indian Community Benevolent Forum charity
detailsIraqi pilgrims face restriction and unexpected search in addition to humiliation and verbal abuse in public
detailsSafe from Islamic State, Yazidis now face a struggle with the Kurds
detailsThe group has killed more than 500 people in its attacks since the beginning of the Islamic holy month
detailsYears after promising democratic reforms, Bahrain’s government is going after its critics with a new vigor. How long will London and Washington hold their tongues?
detailsSome 240 million people today are living outside their country of birth – enough to form the world’s fifth most populous country
detailsPeople with the genetic disorder, which is characterised by an absence of pigment in the skin, hair and eyes, have long suffered from discrimination in Malawi, where superstition about the condition runs deep
detailsSinjar in northern Iraq was home to more than 88,000 civilians in 2013. Today, there are none left living here
detailsOpposition leader Sheikh Ali Salman was given 4-year term for inciting hatred, but will now serve 9 years after appeals court decision
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