Nearly 100 this week, some 20 years after the secessionist uprising that triggered their flight from their home country. Hundreds more are scheduled to follow, despite refugee objections. Most refugees are members of the secessionist United Democratic Party, still banned in Namibia.
Conditions in Myanmar remain inadequate for the hundreds of thousands of to return, a U.N. investigator said this week. The announcement comes two years after the exodus from Rakhine and southern Chin states began. The conflict also has led to , especially to neighboring China.
Aunties the world over are known as the caregivers in a community, whether they are related by blood or are helping neighbors. In Oklahoma, a group of is raising money for indigenous kids in need, focusing first on those crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.
Meet who made it to the U.S.-Mexico border, hoping to swim, walk, or defend their way into the country through the court system.
-Three people drowned off the coast of Puerto Rico this week when a . U.S. officials detained 14 survivors, most of whom were from the Dominican Republic.
-An Indian consulting firm operating out of Chicago and Bangalore will pay $2.5 million in a .