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Senior WHO official accused of using Ebola cash to pay for girlfriend's flight
Published: 18/01/2019World Health Organization launches inquiry after claims of ‘legendary’ corruption, including racism and sexism Claims that a senior employee at the World Health Organization misused Ebola funds to fly ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Ebola cases in Congo expected to double amid fears outbreak could cross borders
Published: 18/01/2019With health system at breaking point, uncertainty over how virus is being transmitted prompts fears it could range beyond DRC The number of Ebola cases recorded each day in the Democratic Republic of ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Some Quick Reflections on the Gbagbo Acquittal at the ICC
Published: 18/01/2019Over the last few days, I have had the opportunity to contribute to a few articles and programmes covering the acquittal of former Ivorian President Laurent Gbagbo and his political ally Charles Blé G ... Read moreSource: justiceinconflict.org
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Zambian villagers await outcome of UK mining firm's pollution case appeal
Published: 18/01/2019Vedanta Resources in fresh appeal to have water contamination claim brought by 1,800 people heard in Zambia A British mining company has appealed to the supreme court to prevent 1,800 Zambian villager ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Thousands flee north-east Nigeria after devastating Boko Haram attack
Published: 17/01/2019More than 8,000 refugees cross border into Cameroon after Nigerian town of Rann is burned to the ground Thousands of people have fled into Cameroon from north-east Nigeria following violent attacks by ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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'Change in people's hearts': anti-Bashir protests put Sudan at a crossroads
Published: 17/01/2019With the country in crisis and public discontent mounting, is the endgame nearing for Omar al-Bashir? Surrounded by brown hills close to the Ethiopian border, the town of El-Gadarif is an unremarkable ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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Populist leaders face mounting resistance, say global rights experts
Published: 17/01/2019Opposition to authoritarian rule reflects increased concern of voters and institutions, Human Rights Watch claims From Europe to Yemen and Myanmar to the US, authoritarian and populist leaders face an ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Egyptian universities reinstate students expelled for hugging
Published: 16/01/2019Mansoura and Al-Azhar universities backtrack after video of celebratory embrace goes viral Two students expelled from university in Egypt for the “immoral act” of hugging in celebration of their engag ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Tanzanians with albinism embrace a life beyond stigma and superstition | Lucy Lamble
Published: 16/01/2019In a country where myths about albinism can have deadly consequences, an organisation set up to battle discrimination is having a profound impact Paschal Merumba has suffered prejudice from the day he ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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Displaced Syrian infants dying from lack of healthcare, UN says
Published: 15/01/2019Poor shelter and cold weather have also contributed to at least 15 deaths, agency says At least 15 children have died in Syria because of a lack of medical care and inadequate living conditions for di ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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'One fish at a time': Indonesia lands remarkable victory
Published: 15/01/2019Tuna fishery gains first MSC gold standard after nation’s huge push to boost stocks, protect livelihoods and ban foreign vessels Indonesia, the world’s largest tuna fishing nation, has pulled out all ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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'Climate of panic': bombings in Brazil reveal growing power of gangs | Jo Griffin
Published: 15/01/2019Wave of attacks in Ceará state exposes how poverty, lack of policies for young people and creaking prison system add up to perfect storm Antonio Carlos da Silva was returning home to the Lagoa Redonda ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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UN refugee chief: I would risk death to escape a squalid migrant camp
Published: 15/01/2019Filippo Grandi calls on rich countries to give proper funding for developing nations that host people fleeing conflict Head of the UN refugee agency, Filippo Grandi, has said he too would do “anything ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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Destroy ‘period huts’ or forget state support: Nepal moves to end practice
Published: 14/01/2019After the custom of consigning menstruating women to outdoor sheds claimed three more lives, a new system of penalties offers hope of change Chhaupadi, the practice of banishing girls and women to a h ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com -
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'Real risk' of refugees freezing to death in Syria after rains destroy shelters
Published: 12/01/2019As temperatures fall, aid workers warn of danger to at least 11,000 people across Idlib, with storms also battering camps in Lebanon At least 11,000 child refugees and their families are facing a week ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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Safe birth of baby born to Ebola survivor hailed as a medical miracle
Published: 11/01/2019Daughter of Congolese woman treated for Ebola in December becomes only second healthy child born in such circumstances The daughter of a pregnant woman who was cured of Ebola has survived and tested n ... Read moreSource: www.theguardian.com
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