Christopher Harper

Ethiopian migrants head home on first ever return flight from Yemen’s Ma’rib |

Christopher Harper9 June 2022

It is the first of several flights that the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has planned to help 900 Ethiopians flee the Arabian Peninsula in the coming month. “Migrants stranded...

Health Money

‘Great progress’ being made bringing Da’esh/ISIL terrorists to justice, Security Council hears |

Christopher Harper8 June 2022

Christian Ritscher, who also heads the Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by Da’esh/ISIL (UNITAD), upheld that those responsible must be identified, tried, and convicted “at the national...

Economy

Occupation, discrimination driving Israel-Palestine conflict, recurring violence |

Christopher Harper7 June 2022

The finding comes in the first report by the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel, established last May by the UN...

Economy

Rights experts urge Israel to cease eviction and demolition of Bedouin village |

Christopher Harper3 June 2022

Special Rapporteurs Fernand de Varennes and Balakrishnan Rajagopal said the move could result in “irreparable damage” to the minority community. UN human rights experts urged 🇮🇱 to stop the eviction...

Economy

Top UN Envoy hails two-month renewal of Yemen truce |

Christopher Harper2 June 2022

“By agreeing to implementing and now renewing the truce, the parties have provided a rare glimmer of hope to Yemenis that an end to this devastating conflict is possible,” he...

Health

UNDP steps up efforts to keep Syrians off the daily breadline |

Christopher Harper1 June 2022

Food insecurity in Syria has reached an historic high, amidst a downward socio-economic spiral, while humanitarian needs soar to peak levels. UNDP and other humanitarian partners are now ramping up...

Economy

Saudi Arabia: Release Abdullah al-Howaiti, stem death penalty |

Christopher Harper31 May 2022

In May 2017, the then 14-year-old was arrested on charges of robbery and murder. Despite having an alibi, and based on a confession extracted under torture and other ill-treatment, he...

Economy

People for Peace: Dreaming of a mine-free Lebanon |

Christopher Harper31 May 2022

Decades of civil conflict have left Lebanon with a legacy of hundreds of thousands of land mines and cluster munitions which continue to be a danger to people. Rem Sreypy...

Economy

Resolve the conflict, don’t just manage it, top envoy tells Israelis, Palestinians |

Christopher Harper27 May 2022

“There are tangible, ongoing arrangements that can be regularized and expanded immediately – if there is political will,” said Tor Wennesland, adding that he is actively engaged with Israelis, Palestinians, regional...

Economy

UN Syria Commission: ‘unconscionable to consider closing last border crossing’ |

Christopher Harper26 May 2022

Calling on the Security Council to ensure life-saving humanitarian aid to Syria, the UN Commission said it would be “unconscionable to consider closing last border crossing when needs are at...

Ethiopian migrants head home on first ever return flight from Yemen’s Ma’rib |

‘Great progress’ being made bringing Da’esh/ISIL terrorists to justice, Security Council hears |

Occupation, discrimination driving Israel-Palestine conflict, recurring violence |

Rights experts urge Israel to cease eviction and demolition of Bedouin village |

Top UN Envoy hails two-month renewal of Yemen truce |

UNDP steps up efforts to keep Syrians off the daily breadline |

Saudi Arabia: Release Abdullah al-Howaiti, stem death penalty |

People for Peace: Dreaming of a mine-free Lebanon |

Resolve the conflict, don’t just manage it, top envoy tells Israelis, Palestinians |

UN Syria Commission: ‘unconscionable to consider closing last border crossing’ |

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Genetic data is worth more than warm spit

Trump needs concessions from Putin — they may be forthcoming

Contentious New Zealand bill leads to Maori protests, including in Parliament

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Rise of the Golden Idol review – a gruesome, bizarre and brilliant 1970s detective game | Games

Genetic data is worth more than warm spit

Trump needs concessions from Putin — they may be forthcoming

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New “3-in-1” Antibody Shows Promise for Faster, Safer Cancer Therapy

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Amazon launches fixed pricing to treat hair loss, erectile dysfunction

Rodrigo Bentancur: Tottenham midfielder believes he will be handed lengthy ban for Heung-Min Son racial slur | Football News

The Onion to acquire InfoWars from bankruptcy

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