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Famine looms in Sudan

As war continues unabated in Sudan, an acute food emergency could kill hundreds of thousands of people by next year.

Al Jazeera

Special session of Maharashtra Assembly for Maratha Reservation likely to be called this weekend

After Maratha reservation activist Manoj Jarange Patil started yet another indefinite hunger strike, a special session of the Maharashtra Assembly in connection to the Reservation is likely to be called at this weekend. Read further on Dynamite News:

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UK’s Rwanda bill ‘incompatible with human rights obligations’

Damning report by MPs warns policy places UK’s reputation for rule of law and human rights ‘in jeopardy’

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Student killed in Senegal protests over election delay

Violent protests erupt after President Macky Sall postponed presidential elections by several months.

Al Jazeera

Israeli forces plan evacuation of Rafah amidst growing civilian casualties

This informative content discusses the ongoing war in Gaza, Israel's planned operation in Rafah, and the concerns surrounding civilian casualties and the p...

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‘Democracy has been thrown out the window’: paranoia stalks the streets of Dakar after ‘constitutional coup’

Tensions are high in Senegal amid a security crackdown as President Macky Sall postpones elections until December

The Guardian - UK

Zimbabwe nurses seek better conditions abroad but fear for patients at home

Health workers outside the country say they still check on their patients in Zimbabwe as its health sector deteriorates.

Al Jazeera

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Two Decades On, Sudan's Darfuris Fear World Has Abandoned Them

More than two decades after the outbreak of war in Darfur, fears are growing that the world has abandoned its people as a new conflict ravages Sudan and the perpetrators of atrocities act with impunity.

International Business Times

Colorado's staggering SNAP backlog

"The food stamps literally put food on my table ... If I didn't have the food stamps, I wouldn't have food"

Salon

Del Monte Guards In Kenya Accused Of Beatings, Rapes, Killings

"The instructions were very clear: when you see a thief, you chase him until you arrest him and you beat him up brutally," says Daniel Kamau Wainaina, a former security guard on a Kenyan pineapple plantation owned by US food giant Del Monte.

International Business Times

Death of a worker at Bengal’s Alipurduar tea garden sparks allegation of starvation

Allegations of starvation arise after a worker's death at a tea garden in West Bengal, highlighting neglect and challenges faced by workers in the industry.

The Hindu

Council of Europe calls on UK not to process asylum claims in Rwanda

People may be exposed to abuses such as torture and degrading treatment in Rwanda, says watchdog

The Guardian - UK

Hamas counter-proposal dismissed as delusional by Israeli Prime Minister

This news report provides updates on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, including the latest negotiations and the impact on civilians in Gaza.

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UN Appeals for Funding to Aid Sudan's War-Stricken Civilians

Learn about the ongoing war in Sudan and the humanitarian crisis it has caused, as U.N. officials seek funding to assist millions of beleaguered civilians.

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Secretary Blinken discusses efforts to bring hostages home, address Gaza crisis

Secretary of State Antony Blinken discusses efforts to bring back remaining hostages, address humanitarian crisis in Gaza, and pursue a lasting peace in th...

International Business Times

Conflict Intensifies In Eastern DR Congo's Masisi: Residents

Conflict between M23 rebels and government forces is intensifying in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's Masisi territory, local sources said, with six killed on Wednesday and many more injured.

Al Jazeera

Thousands flee in eastern DR Congo as M23 rebels advance near Goma

Fighters reportedly surround strategic town of Sake, forcing thousands to flee closer to North Kivu’s capital.

The Guardian - UK

UN warns of ‘epic suffering’ in Sudan and appeals for $4bn in aid

Ten months of armed conflict in the country has displaced nearly 11 million people and left half the population facing hunger

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Evening Standard

Is Rwanda a safe country? The Government's position on sending asylum seekers to the country

The Rwanda Safety Bill has been dogged by setbacks and controversy but the prime minister is determined to press on with it

International Business Times

Sudan's Warring Sides Agree To Meet On Aid Access: UN

Sudan's warring sides have agreed to meet for talks on enabling desperately needed aid delivery in their conflict-torn country, the United Nations said on Wednesday.

The Guardian - UK

Why is there still no Gaza ceasefire? Because self-interested world leaders are obstructing it

Netanyahu knows he’s barely clinging to power, Biden is playing a bigger game, and Hamas’s leadership cares little for the vast suffering since 7 October, says foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

The Guardian - US

Students on hunger strike call for Brown University to divest from pro-Israel companies

Group demands school divest from companies including Boeing and RTX, who they say profit from Israel’s military attacks in Gaza

Al Jazeera

UN calls for $4.1bn in aid for Sudan, says crisis needs world’s attention

The 10-month conflict has created one of the world’s ‘largest displacement and protection crises’, UN agencies say.

International Business Times

Kenya Cult Leader Charged With 191 Counts Of Murder: Court

A Kenyan court on Tuesday charged the leader of a starvation cult and dozens of suspected accomplices with murder over the deaths of nearly 200 people in a forest near the Indian Ocean.

The Guardian - UK

Liz Truss and Jacob Rees-Mogg attack ‘left-wing extremists’ and ‘Davos man’ at launch of new Tory group – as it happened

Speakers at the ‘PopCons’ event in London attacked the ECHR, WHO, Davos attendees, ‘anti-capitalists’ and ‘wokery’

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