The Trump administration’s decision to revoke deportation protections for 600,000 Venezuelans has raised alarms among human rights organizations, immigrant advocacy groups, and political leaders. This move leaves thousands of Venezuelan migrants in the U.S. vulnerable...
Deportation of 600,000 Venezuelans: A Humanitarian Crisis in the Making
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Over 100 Flights Canceled in Germany as Environmental Activists Target European Airports
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Miss Kansas Calls Out Her Abuser During Pageant, Wins Crown
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Supreme Court Rules: Decision to Open Marriage in Aruba and Curaçao for Same-Sex Couples Remains Valid!
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Rising Intolerance in Argentina Under Milei’s Government: A Tragic Attack on LGBTQ Community
In a nation once hailed as a leader in LGBTQ rights, Argentina is grappling with a shocking hate crime that underscores a disturbing rise in intolerance. On May 6, four lesbian women—Pamela Fabiana Cobas, Mercedes Roxana Figueroa, Andrea Amarante, and Sofía Castro...
Cambodian climate activists jailed amid environmental battle
A group of young activists in Cambodia, passionate about protecting the country's fragile environment, faced serious legal repercussions for their peaceful campaigns. Mother Nature Cambodia, a group praised by climate activist Greta Thunberg, has recently faced the...
Halsema Denounces ‘Bystanders’ During National Slavery Remembrance
During the National Remembrance of Slavery in Amsterdam, Mayor Femke Halsema sharply criticized those who downplay the severity and legacy of slavery. Halsema emphasized that a country that only acknowledges half of its history is a flawed country. Strong Message...
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The Benelux countries—Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg—are urging the rest of Europe to ban the export of highly polluting fuels to other parts of the world. These fuels, which contain excessive levels of sulfur, benzene, and manganese, are far more toxic than...
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