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Comment: Returning stolen arts and objects to their rightful owners is a necessary step towards righting the colonial wrongs of western nations, writes Malia Boauttia.
Covid-19 patients may experience more severe symptoms the second time they are infected, according to research released, confirming it is possible to catch the potentially deadly disease more than once.
Rights groups ask Germany to probe Syria chemical attacks
Human rights groups have filed a criminal complaint in Germany calling for the investigation of two deadly regime chemical weapons attacks in Syria, which killed over 1,400 people.
Sudan foreign aid deal to give cash to poor
Sudanese families will benefit from almost $190 million in direct financial aid, authorities said on Monday.
Exiles return to rebuild post-Bashir Sudan
Sudanese exiles from the US, Britain and the Gulf have returned to fill government posts and succeed figures in Bashir's Islamist regime.
Kosovo war crimes court arrests first suspect
A Hague-based international tribunal investigating war crimes committed against Kosovo's during 1990s have arrested their first suspect.
Libya PM opposed to oil deal with Haftar: official
The deal to start pumping Libyan oil again appears to have been spearheaded by the deputy prime minister, Ahmed Matiq.
Damascus slams Dutch legal action on rights record
The Syrian government is being pulled up by the Dutch government on alleged human rights abuses.
Dutch government seeks to hold Syria accountable for torture
The Syrian government, headed by Bashar al Assad is being held responsible for 'gross human rights violations'.
Netherlands prepares human rights violations case against Syria
The Netherlands is preparing a case against Syria's government over human rights violations at the UN's highest court.
What's powering France's amoral alliance with UAE?
Comment: Paris has kept its extensive collaboration with the Emiratis curiously quiet. The 2019 revelations on UAE's shadowy behaviour in Yemeni ...
Thousands spend third night outside after Greek camp fire
'We've lost everything, we were abandoned, without food, water or medicine,' a Syrian asylum seeker said after spending three nights sleeping ...
HRW calls on YouTube to preserve war crimes evidence
Human Rights Watch is calling for the retrieval of war crimes evidence that have been removed from social media.
Dutch to compensate survivor of 2015 Iraq air strike
Basim Razzo lost four family members after the Dutch military said it bombed a house where IS militants were believed to be located.
In first, Myanmar soldiers face ICC over Rohingya atrocities
Two soldiers are in ICC custody, reports claim, after fleeing Myanmar and confessing to committing atrocities against Rohingya Muslims including ...
Iranian musician arrested for collaborating with female artists
An Iranian musician will stand trial for working with female artists, including one who lives in the Netherlands.
TNA Voice Podcast: News Digest: UAE sells out Palestine
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Saudi calls for Hezbollah's 'punishment' after Hariri verdict
Saudi Arabia has called for Hezbollah to be punished after Hezbollah-linked Salim Ayyash over Rafic Hariri's murder.
Saad Hariri accepts UN tribunal's verdict on father's killing
Saad Hariri said the verdict demonstrated the court's objectivity and 'high credibility'.
Tribunal starts verdict in Rafik Hariri's 2005 murder
Judges said there was no evidence to directly link Syria -- the former military overlord in Lebanon -- or Hezbollah's leadership to the attack.
UN-backed court to deliver verdicts in Hariri assassination
The verdicts were delayed by nearly two weeks as a mark of respect for victims of Beirut's devastating explosion.
Can vaccines be allocated on anti-racist terms?
Comment: Given the extent to which Covid-19 disproportionately impacts BIPOC communities, a vaccine should be allocated on an actively ...
Lebanon's Hezbollah says will ignore Hariri killing verdict
The Special Tribunal for Lebanon is expected to hand down its verdict on Tuesday to four suspects, who were all being tried in absentia and are ...
World surpasses 20 million coronavirus cases
The coronavirus pandemic chalked up another horrific milestone as the world surpassed 20 million recorded cases of infection from the tiny ...
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