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Awkward situation at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing today

As the US envoy for Sudan testified on how little attention Sudan gets, senators cycled out due to conflicting schedules, leaving for long periods only 1 senator in the hearing room (and 20 empty seats)

Great to see future guests Kaamil Ahmed author of: ‘I feel no peace’ and Nabila Ramdani ⭐️⭐️ نبيلة رمضاني author of ‘Fixing France’ published by @Hurstpublishers at Global South Club Preem Brick Lane

Tonight: Global South Club - an evening of discussion for journalists and creatives and great food from Preem Brick Lane. Thank you to Poonam Taneja producer of Bloodlines on BBC Sounds and director/producer তানজিল রশীদ of the recent Ramadan program on ITV for sharing their…

This is a map of Beirut's diesel generators—a not-so-silent killer.
A recent AUB study exposes their role in doubling carcinogenic pollutants since pre-crisis levels, when Lebanese massively turned to these polluting alternatives amid widespread blackouts.
Najat Aoun Saliba

Breaking: Sad to report that baby Sabreen al Sakani has died. We reported on the extraordinary story of her birth in the aftermath of an Israeli airstrike that killed her parents and three year old sister. She died yesterday in Emirati Hospital, Rafah.

The girls couldnt agree on a game. So mommy got a laundry bin & a ball. In Gaza they used to love trying to get the ball in the bin. Suddenly our 7 year old burst into tears & started crying. She remembered Bilal her gym teacher killed by Israel at the beginning of the genocide💔

Not a single university is standing in Gaza, the head of UN Humanitarian in the Occupied Palestinian Territory reports.  Fresh settler violence in the West Bank also continues a trend seen since start of Gaza conflict.
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Nestlé adds sugar to infant milk sold in poorer countries, report finds theguardian.com/global-develop…

1 year into #Sudan ’s latest conflict, & 21 years since pictures of burned out villages became synonymous w/ #Darfur , villages are still being destroyed by Arab militias, this time in Rif ElFasher. Whatever the provocation - & there are usually provocations in a land without rule…

15th April 2023 forever etched in our memories.I moved back to Sudan in 2013 determined to never leave again, ten years later a militia & an army would force millions of us to leave. The war hasn’t stopped & doesn’t look like it will anytime soon.

“I can’t speak but my photos do. I take pictures of the elderly – how they spend their days – and of how we suffer in our daily lives here,” says 15-year-old Khan. He is deaf and mute but is able to speak through his art and photography.

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Genocides begin long before the first life is even taken. To wait until the explosion of violence to call it what it is (or even after it, as this Sky interviewer has it) is to repeat so many egregious historic errors. thenation.com/article/world/…

Nine foreign doctors have told the Guardian that they have been treating a steady stream of children, elderly people and other clear non-combatants with single bullet wounds to the head or chest. #Gaza #Israel theguardian.com/world/2024/apr…

Please read the Bio of Md Hasson to know more about his life in the #Refugee camp in Cox's Bazar.

rohingyatographer.org/md-hasson

Thanks so much, Brother Kaamil Ahmed for making his story on The Guardian .

#Rohingya

“I can’t speak but my photos do. I take pictures of the elderly – how they spend their days – and of how we suffer in our daily lives here,” says Md Hasson, a muted and deaf #Rohingya photographer on Rohingyatographer Magazine. 👉Read More by Kaamil Ahmed theguardian.com/global-develop…

I can’t speak but my photos do’: how a mute Rohingya boy talks to the world

Md Hasson, Kaamil Ahmed
Rohingyatographer Magazine

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Because we need some good news!

'I can’t speak but my photos do' - how a mute Rohingya boy talks to the world

🖋️Kaamil Ahmed

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There is an astounding and bizarre trend of decision-makers cosplaying as advocates.

Sudan is forgotten? Prioritise it!

Response is understaffed? Staff it!

Need new models/mechanisms of delivery? Create them!

Paralysed by fear of under-delivering? Fear not, you already are.

Israel's invasion in #Gaza leaves lasting health risks and hampers reconstruction.

Explore the The Guardian's piece with insights from Wim Zwijnenburg (@wammezz) of PAX, who investigates the environmental impact of war.

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