One-quarter of the Libyan city`s population has been forced to flee their homes since fighting broke out last year. Benghazi, Libya—Benghazi, Libya`s second-largest city, was the stronghold of the popular insurrection against Muammar Gaddafi in 2011,
Published : 28 August 2015The human rights dimensions of land form the central theme of a new report on Sudan’s performance under the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) that HIC-HLRN has submitted today at Geneva.
Published : 27 August 2015Published : 27 August 2015
Turkish energy expert Nusret Comert says Turkey will pay more for Israeli gas, and be a more reliable source of demand. "As of now, exporting Israeli natural gas to Turkey is probably the main possibility for
Published : 27 August 2015Archaeologists say that the ancient City of Petra dates back to the third century BC. The famous site in the south of Jordan, which was once occupied by the Romans, is today one of the
Published : 24 August 2015Tens of thousands anti-government protesters clashed with police in central Beirut on Sunday evening just hours after Lebanese Prime Minister Tammam Salam hinted he might step down following violence triggered by the month-long “You Stink”
Published : 23 August 2015The long-marginalised community faces further challenges after many residents were displaced by recent bombing. Khamer, Yemen—The war in Yemen has not been kind to any of its citizens, but one group has been hit particularly hard:
Published : 21 August 2015On 2 July, units of the Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) and the National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS) forcibly rounded the residents of Banat village in Bao locality in Blue Nile, and herded them onto
Published : 20 August 2015TORONTO, Aug 17 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Global food giants and international NGOs have drafted a framework to prevent land grabs just as hedge funds, companies and plantation owners race to acquire new territory. Drafted by
Published : 17 August 2015