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Afghan women's rights campaigner wins top Human Rights prize
Freshta Karimi, an Afghan lawyer and rights activist whose work has earned her repeated threats from the Taliban, was named the winner of a top human rights prize in Paris on Tuesday.
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Greece's asylum policy has been getting stricter instead of simpler over the past year
After a fire destroyed the Moria camp in September 2020, the reception procedure for migrants in Greece was supposed to improve. But, over the last year, the practice of "pushbacks" has become widespread and the conservative Greek g1
'This is like death': Polish border guard pushbacks put migrants' lives at risk
For several weeks, many migrants have been stranded at the border between Poland and Belarus. Caught between border guards on both sides who refuse to accept them, they try to survive in the middle of a forest without any access to1
Left behind: Afghans unable to get on the evacuation flights still hope for help
More than 120,000 people were airlifted out of Kabul after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, including Afghans who had worked for foreign powers as well as foreign nationals. But many Afghans weren’t able to get to their evac1
Video: A young boy's unusual journey to escape poverty
Fifteen-year-old Younes from Morocco embarked upon an unusual journey to escape poverty. He swam over three hours to reach the Spanish enclave of Melilla, only to have his dreams shattered. This is the story of Younes – the boy who1