Sudan is facing a heartbreaking hunger crisis as war continues to destroy lives across the country. About 19.5 million people are struggling every day without enough food, clean water, or medical care. Families who once lived normal lives are now forced to survive by eating leaves, animal feed, and scraps from abandoned slaughterhouses. Children are [...]
Hospitals are meant to be places of safety, healing, and hope, especially during times of war and crisis. But in South Sudan, hospitals are increasingly becoming targets of violence, leaving innocent people to suffer even more. The destruction of the hospital in Lankien is a heartbreaking example of this growing problem. The hospital once treated [...]
Recent drone incidents near Saudi Arabia have increased concerns about safety and stability in the region. Saudi authorities said they intercepted three drones that entered their airspace from Iraq, stopping them before they could cause harm. The government warned that it will take strong action against any future violations of its borders. Although a ceasefire [...]
Human Rights Watch is warning countries not to rush into restoring diplomatic ties with Eritrea without clear steps toward justice and accountability. Reports say the United States is considering easing sanctions that were imposed over serious human rights abuses linked to Eritrean forces during the war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region. However, rights groups argue that [...]
The Taliban’s new family law in Afghanistan has shocked many people around the world because it gives more power to child marriage and takes away the rights of young girls. Under these rules, girls can be promised or married at a very young age, sometimes even as babies, often because poor families need money to [...]
The Bengali Muslim people group in Bangladesh is one of the largest unreached groups in the world, with more than 135 million people living across cities, towns, and villages. Most people speak Bengali and follow Islamic traditions that shape their daily life, family values, and community culture. Even though Bangladesh has grown in education and [...]
Gender-based violence in Tajikistan remains a serious and ongoing human rights problem. A recent report by the International Commission of Jurists explains that many women do not receive proper protection or justice. Although some laws and national strategies exist, they are not fully enforced in practice. Domestic violence is not treated as a separate crime, [...]
More than a year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad's government, many Syrian families are still searching for children who disappeared during the war. For years, security forces detained parents and took their children, placing them in orphanages and care homes. Many children were given new names and false family records, which erased their real [...]
Morocco is becoming an important country in helping West Africa’s Sahel region face a possible food crisis. A new study says that rising fertilizer prices and shipping delays, caused by global trade problems, could reduce crop production. This is serious because many people in the Sahel depend on farming and rainfall for food. Up to [...]
Chinese President Xi Jinping met Haji Al-Muhtadee Billah, the Crown Prince and Senior Minister at the Prime Minister's Office of Brunei Darussalam, in Beijing to talk about stronger friendship and cooperation between China and Brunei. They discussed building closer strategic trust and working together for shared growth and peace. China and Brunei are close friends [...]