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Argentina lockdowns: Outrage over permanent restrictions in Formosa
The government claims only six people have died of COVID-19 in the province and that their policy has been successful.
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Palestinian tribal justice system gaining strength
Some defend the tribal justice system, saying it helps deter revenge acts, while others argue that it violates basic human rights.
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Tunisia: Protests continue against police brutality, corruption
Tunisians march against police brutality, inequality, as government bans gatherings amid surge in COVID-19 cases.
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Russia arrests over 3,000 amid nationwide pro-Navalny protests
Supporters of jailed opposition leader Alexey Navalny demand his release, defying bitter cold and a ban on protests.
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In war-weary CAR, humanitarian crisis deepens amid fresh violence
Violence surrounding last month's election in Central African Republic has sent tens of thousands of people fleeing for their lives to neighboring countries and to safer areas within CAR.
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Pakistanis protest against ISIL killings of coal miners
They're refusing to go ahead with burials or end their sit-in until arrests are made and Prime Minister Imran Khan agrees to meet them.
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Hunger crisis looms in southern Madagascar, WFP warns
Dishing up dirt - The desperate plight of hundreds of thousands facing starvation in southern Madagascar.
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Christmas in Hong Kong: Foreign workers unable to return home
A Christmas far from loved ones. Pandemic restrictions make life even harder for foreign domestic workers in Hong Kong.
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US continues to deport Central American migrants
Despite appeals from leaders for a pause during the pandemic, this year alone, more than 20,000 Guatemalans have been sent back.
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Peru deploys army on border with Ecuador to slow spread of COVID
Peru deploys its military to block migrants from Ecuador in an attempt to contain the spread of Coronavirus.
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Navalny: Police detain brother, search home ahead of new protests
Navalny: Police detain brother, search home ahead of new protests.
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Syrian refugee camps batter by severe winter weather
Heavy rain and strong winds are adding to the plight of Syrian refugees living in overcrowded camps.
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India farmers 'to continue protesting' after agriculture laws stayed
The farmers want the government to repeal the laws, which they say will deregulate the sector and leave them at the mercy of large corporations.
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Russia jails Navalny for 30 days; Kremlin foe calls for protests
Leading opposition figure now set to remain in prison until February 15 following dramatic airport arrest.
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Severe abortion law comes into effect in Poland amid protests
Thousands of women in Poland push back against tough new restrictions on abortion.
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Biden under pressure to boost immigration rights
Immigration was an important battleground between Republicans and Democrats and since Biden’s victory, there have been calls for quick reforms.
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Extreme traumatic stress among Rohingya genocide survivors: Report
A report by the Fortify Rights Group found most of them are suffering from depression and posttraumatic stress disorder.
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Canary Islands resumes flights to return migrants
Spanish region sends migrants and refugees back to North Africa as struggles to cope with a surge in arrivals, with 22,000 people coming this year.
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Ghana activists say they doubt new gov’t will tackle corruption
Citizens have little faith their newly elected politicians will adequately tackle the problem despite the issue dominating recent elections.
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Child marriage rates surge in Sierra Leone
UN estimates that hardships resulting from COVID-19 will drive 13 million more girls to marry before the age of 18.
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China declares victory on absolute poverty, critics skeptical
Ending extreme poverty. Al Jazeera look at whether China's billion dollar plan has worked.
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UN: COVID-19 will increase humanitarian needs in 2021
One in 33 people will need aid to meet basic needs like food, water and sanitation in 2021, the UN reported.
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Indonesia volcano Mount Ili Lewotolok active for several days
Authorities have closed the nearby airport and set up a safety zone.
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ITK president speaks about UNDRIP bill
Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami president Natan Obed says implementing UNDRIP in Canada could reduce discrimination against Inuit, Métis and First Nations people.