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September 3, 2015

Breaking the stereotypes: New Channel 4 documentary showcases human side of ‘migrant’ crisis

“What are you doing? Stop hitting me – you can’t hit me, I’m a journalist.” These chilling words, spoken to a French policeman in Calais just before the camera...

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September 3, 2015

For 28th time, Lebanon parliament fails to elect president

Lebanon’s parliament on Wednesday failed – for the 28th time – to elect the country’s new president amid ongoing protests sparked by a months-long sanitation crisis and paralyzing political...

News
September 3, 2015

Marzouki calls on his country to take in Syrian refugees

The former interim president of Tunisia, Moncef Marzouki, has called upon his country to open its doors to Syrians fleeing violence and war in their homeland. In a press...

News
September 3, 2015

The justice of a cause does not guarantee success

History has taught us the harsh lesson time and time again that the justice of a cause is important but it does not guarantee success. Importance alone does not...

Article
September 3, 2015

Palestinian refugees in Sweden demand their rights

Scores of Palestinian refugees in Sweden held a sit-in, in front of the Immigration Department for the fourth consecutive week to demand authorities grant them the right to permanent...

News
September 3, 2015

Obama secures key vote to support Iran nuclear deal

US President Barack Obama yesterday secured the minimum number of Senate votes needed to uphold his presidential veto against any Congressional resolution opposing the landmark nuclear deal with Iran....

News
September 3, 2015

Images of Syrian toddler’s lifeless body spark debate on refugee crisis

The shocking images of the lifeless body of a Syrian toddler have sparked debate over the plight of refugees. Turkish coastguards said two boats sank after setting off from...

News
September 2, 2015

The Egyptian government is taking a stand by imprisoning Al Jazeera journalists

The recent verdict by an Egyptian court that sent three Al Jazeera journalists to prison reflects that freedom of the press in Egypt doesn’t mean you can write against...

Article
September 2, 2015

What can be done to save the people of Gaza?

The Gaza Strip is a tiny patch of land – just 362 square kilometres (225 square miles) – that is currently home to around 1.8 million Palestinians. It has...

Blog
September 2, 2015

Stopping the temporal and spatial division of Al-Aqsa

The Israeli occupation has closed the doors to Al-Aqsa Mosque from 7.30am to 11.30am, during which they prevent worshippers from entering the mosque. This is being carried out in...

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