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- Ex-UN appeal judge: Ebrahim Raisi ‘guilty of crimes against humanity’
- ‘If ever he ventures out of Iran, any democratic country would be entitled to arrest him and put him on trial’
- Some are leaving the country, others are saving up for tickets to return home
- One Sudanese worker told how he was shot at for refusing to open the pumps
- The first category of people who met the conditions for performing Hajj received text messages on Friday
- Messages were considered a final approval only after meeting requirements according to the available places
- Outreach workers warn of mental health crisis among asylum seekers held in UK
- Last year a Sudanese man with mental health problems stabbed six people and was killed by police
- Digital currency would be a mostly symbolic measure
- Agents have sent death threats, harassed staff, used their families as bargaining chips
- Reporter: ‘It’s a matter of life and death for us — and our families — to speak out’
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What is the Nakba?
The Nakba, or "catastrophe", is commemorated by Arabs worldwide as the day more than 710,000 Palestinians fled or were expelled from their villages and cities during Israel’s creation in 1947-1948. Palestinian society has never been the same since, with many still living until today in refugee camps in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Gaza.
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