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The Abu Ghraib abuse scandal 20 years on: What redress for victims?

Two decades since images of Iraqi men being abused by US soldiers shocked the world, victims still seeking justice.

Al Jazeera

Kenya Floods: Death Toll Rises To 70, Thousands Displaced

Severe flooding in Kenya has led to 70 deaths, displacing thousands and destroying infrastructure. President Ruto has authorized emergency evacuations to e...

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Gaza Civil Defense Urges International Intervention For Al-Shifa Hospital

Gaza Civil Defense appeals for international help to rescue trapped Palestinians near Al-Shifa Hospital amidst ongoing Israeli raid.

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Woman In Gaza Describes Dire Situation Amid Israeli Operations

A woman near Al-Shifa hospital in Gaza describes dire conditions due to ongoing Israeli operations, with her family injured and lacking essential supplies....

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Harsh Mongolian winter leaves 4.7m animals dead; Red Cross issues appeal

Mongolian herders are experience extreme ‘dzud’ cold waves more often with little time to recover in between the UN says

Al Jazeera

Red Cross Warns Of 'Immense Crisis' In DR Congo

The Red Cross on Friday said clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo had triggered an "immense" crisis that risked going unnoticed and appealing for nearly $60 million to provide desperately-needed aid.

International Business Times

Destruction from the war with Israel has cut Gaza off from the outside world

Spotty internet and cell services, blackouts and the destruction of infrastructure in Gaza during Israel's war with Hamas have hampered aid and medical services and keeping in touch with loved ones.

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33 places Princess Diana loved to spend time at - from Argentina’s remote Patagonia to her tropical Caribbean island hideaway

We revisit some of Princess Diana's favourite travel moments and the places she adored

Woman & Home

Maui fire survivors struggle to find long-term housing, half a year after the blazes

Thousands of people are still displaced and living in limbo six months after the wildfires on Maui. The disaster has deepened a housing crisis and is taking a toll on fire survivors.

WEKU

‘Systematic torture’: To be Palestinian in an Israeli prison

Israel stepped up its arrest campaign in the occupied West Bank, and mistreatment of prisoners in its overstuffed jails.

Al Jazeera

Cousin of Hind Rajab, 6, haunted by her last call after family car shot at in Gaza

Mohammed Hamada says he is devastated by death of Palestinian girl and relatives, whose bodies have now been recovered

The Guardian - UK

Six months after Maui wildfire, 5,000 survivors still stranded: ‘We’re tired of broken promises’

Red Cross says only a third of households who sought emergency shelter have moved into homes, as governor’s pledge rings hollow

The Guardian - US

Rebuilding Challenges Persist a Year After Turkey Earthquake Tragedy

A year after a devastating earthquake in southern Turkey, families struggle to rebuild their lives as they await government aid and face ongoing challenges.

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The Red Cross is already green

Letter: Nowadays most of the emergencies that volunteers respond are climate-change related, writes Jagan Chapagain of the Red Cross

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Red Cross declares an emergency blood shortage, as number of donors hits 20-year low

The number of people donating blood has dropped 40% over the last two decades, according to the Red Cross. Severe winter weather and illnesses could make an already bad situation even worse, it says.

The Guardian - UK

War gave us the Red Cross. Now climate disaster means we need a Green Cross too

As floods, fires and storms escalate, the world needs a body with the expertise and resources to protect people and the planete, says philosopher and activist Lorenzo Marsili

Medical Daily

Donate Blood, Make A Life-Or-Death Difference: Red Cross Urges Action Amid Emergency Shortage

The number of people donating blood through the American Red Cross has fallen by about 40% in the past two decades, the agency said.

International Business Times

Survivors Of Nigeria Attacks Desperately Wait For Aid

Crammed inside a church in the central Nigerian town of Bokkos, hundreds of survivors of deadly Christmas weekend attacks desperately await aid as they mourn their loved ones killed in the latest spiral of violence in the troubled region.

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8 Ways To Help Out Charities Around Australia This Christmas Period If You Feel Like Giving Back

The holiday season is a time for giving, not just to your nearest and dearest, but to those less fortunate who may not have a place to go and food to eat on Christmas.

The Guardian - US

Survivors of deadly Maui blaze face displacement after displacement: ‘I live a nomadic life’

Four months after the deadliest US wildfire in modern history, thousands of people have yet to find stable housing

Al Jazeera

New Israeli border inspection point for Gaza aid won’t solve Rafah backlog

With only Rafah crossing open for transit, extra screenings are unlikely to affect actual volume of aid entering Gaza.

AAP

Split by war, refugees find lost loved ones years later

Amid the frantic rush to escape wars or natural disasters, millions of refugees are separated from family members, but some lucky ones are able to reconnect.

Al Jazeera

Two Gaza brothers stripped, jeered at by Israeli army, one taken captive

Mohammed al-Saeedi, 18, who was detained with his older brother Khader, remains missing two months later.

Fortune

The biggest news from COP28 may not be climate-related at all

The ongoing UN climate conference COP28 heralds a new era in which public-private cooperation to face major global challenges has become the norm, writes Fortune’s Peter Vanham.

Al Jazeera

‘Death corridor’: The al-Samounis recall terror of ‘safe passage’ in Gaza

Three brothers belonging to al-Samouni family were kidnapped by Israeli army on the ‘safe corridor’ south of Gaza City.

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