Cameroon accepts nine migrants expelled from US
Nine African migrants arrived in Cameroon after being deported by the United States this Wednesday.
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Egypt deports Sudanese writer despite valid UN refugee papers
Egypt expels Sudanese writer Idris Babiker after 50 day detention despite UN refugee status and amid criticism from rights organisations.
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Pope Leo urges equality as he visits Equatorial Guinea
Pope Leo visit draws focus on inequality and prison conditions in Equatorial Guinea amid calls for humane treatment and justice reforms.
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Rights groups file case over Mali abuses linked to Wagner
NGOs seek accountability from Mali over alleged civilian abuses linked to Wagner fighters and lack of investigations into violations.
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Gambia appoints prosecutor to pursue Jammeh-era crimes cases
Special prosecutor named in Gambia to lead prosecutions linked to Yahya Jammeh era abuses following years of legal and political preparation.
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UN rights chief warns South Sudan nears civil war
The UN rights chief warned that rising violence, mass displacement and escalating abuses in South Sudan threaten a return to civil war without urgent political action.
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US Embassy employee dies after brutal torture by Burhan’s army
Hashim Ali Karim, a US Embassy worker in Khartoum, died after brutal torture in Omdurman prison, prompting global outrage and calls for accountability.
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Sudanese family struggles in Cairo police cell
A Sudanese family faces uncertainty over their daughter’s detention in Cairo amid conflicting official statements while her health deteriorates in overcrowded custody.
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Omdurman committees reject Burhan’s Ramadan breakfast
Omdurman Resistance Committees rejected engagement with General al-Burhan, demanding transitional justice and accountability for sit-in abuses before any military-led political process proceeds.
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Nigerian court orders UK to compensate families killed in 1949
A Nigerian court has ordered the British government to pay $572 million and issue a formal apology to the families of 21 coal miners killed by colonial security forces in 1949.
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