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Kenya says it won't deploy police to fight gangs in Haiti until they receive training and funding

Kenya says it won't deploy its police officers to Haiti until all conditions on training and funding are met in line with last month’s approval from the U

The Independent UK

UK supreme court to rule on legality of plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

A finding against the Tory policy could increase pressure on Sunak to leave European convention on human rights

The Guardian - UK

Supreme Court set to rule on Home Secretary Suella Braverman's Rwanda deportation plan

Supreme Court judges will rule on the lawfulness of the Rwanda deportation plan on Wednesday

Evening Standard

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Supreme Court to rule on Government Rwanda policy bid next week

Five justices at the UK’s highest court will give their decision on whether the plans are lawful on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Charities warn ‘pandemic of poverty’ has engulfed UK as record 1.5 million emergency parcels handed out

Poverty charities said the figures reveal ‘the scale of suffering in the cost-of-living crisis’

The Independent UK

Sudan’s RSF closes in on capturing all of Darfur

The armed group’s takeover could prompt a new wave of rights abuses and atrocities against civilians, experts fear.

Al Jazeera

In a Tunisian town, Sudanese refugees wait in fear for UN protection

Hundreds of Sudanese refugees are cornered in the Zarzis olive groves, fearing local anger and hoping for UN protection.

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King’s Speech ‘did not offer any hope for people facing extreme hardship’

The Government must ‘step up and do something’ amid growing need among the public, the Trussell Trust’s Helen Barnard said.

The Independent UK

Gunmen kill at least 20 in one of Cameroon's anglophone regions

Cameroon's government has blamed separatist rebels for an attack on Monday in which at least 20 people were killed, including women and children. It occurred in a village in one of the country's restive anglophone regions.

Radio France Internationale

Is it too much to ask people to view Palestinians as humans? Apparently so

As the last few weeks have made abundantly clear, Palestinian lives don’t count

The Guardian - US

Is landlocked Ethiopia starting another war over ports in Horn of Africa?

Ethiopia’s tone on access to a seaport is seen as either a distraction from domestic policy failures or start of a war.

Al Jazeera

Aussie ambassador on hunger strike for climate action

Australia's former deputy chief climate negotiator at the United Nations is six days into a hunger strike, demanding more action on fossil fuels.

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EFLU protest: 31 UoH students booked for ‘unlawful gathering’

The OU police book 31 UoH students for rally without permission. Some of the EFLU students protesting on the campus were also detained. V-C says he is ready to listen to the students if they approach him for a proper discussion.

The Hindu

Jihadists kill at least 11 farmers in northeast Nigeria

Jihadists have killed at least 11 farmers and several others are missing after an attack on rice fields in Nigeria's northeast Borno State, anti-jihadist militia and residents said Monday.

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At least 20 killed in attack by Cameroon's anglophone separatists

Separatist rebels killed around 20 people, including women and children, on Monday in an attack on a village in one of Cameroon's restive anglophone regions, security and local officials said.

Al Jazeera

‘Between risk and despair’: Cyclical drought hurts pregnant women in Angola

Angola is struggling with its worst climate crisis in 40 years as it severely affects the lives of its pregnant women.

Radio France Internationale

More than 20 killed in Sudan after shell hits market

More than 20 people were killed Sunday after shells hit a market in a suburb of the Sudanese capital Khartoum, a committee of pro-democracy lawyers said in a statement.

The National (Scotland)

UK 'violating international law' with poverty levels, top UN official says

THE United Nations’ poverty envoy has said the UK government is violating international law ahead of a visit to the country this week.

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The Guardian - UK

DRC offers free maternity care to cut death rate among mothers and babies

Healthcare workers say clinics are being overwhelmed by women seeking help, amid lack of staff and facilities to back programme

The Hindu

Maratha quota activist plans statewide tour to raise pressure on Shinde government

Manoj Jarange-Patil on Sunday said he would soon resume his Maharashtra tour. Villages will begin holding ‘chain fasts’ from December 1 until the Maratha community is granted reservation.

The Guardian - UK

UK ‘in violation of international law’ over poverty levels, says UN envoy

Exclusive: Special rapporteur Olivier De Schutter to urge ministers to increase welfare spending on visit to country this week

The Hindu

EFLU students to go on indefinite, relay hunger strike

EFLU students to go on indefinite hunger strike demanding justice for survivor of sexual assault, withdrawal of wrongful FIRs, reconstitution of ICC, removal of proctorial board, resignation of V-C and immediate student union elections.

The Hindu

What has led to the Maratha quota agitation? | Explained

Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange-Patil has forced the Eknath Shinde government to accept his demand for blanket reservation in education and government jobs for all Marathas in Maharashtra. His hunger strikes and protests have caused chaos and counter-protests from OBCs and Dhangar community.

Radio France Internationale

Dozens of towns in Burkina Faso besieged by jihadists: report

Armed groups are committing war crimes and human rights abuses as they besiege towns across Burkina Faso, the rights group Amnesty International has warned in a report.

Radio France Internationale

Germany seeks to reckon with colonial atrocities in Tanzania

Visiting Tanzania this week, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier asked for forgiveness for Germany’s brutal quelling of the Maji Maji uprising over a century ago. Around 300,000 Tanzanians died during this dark episode of Germany’s colonial history; some combattants beheaded and their remains yet to be returned to Tanzania.

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