No child should ever see the horrors of Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict
For 15 months now, Gaza’s children have been reduced to a statistic. The death toll reported gives a specific count for children. Malnourishment and starvation…
Winter rains worsen horrors faced by displaced Palestinians in Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict News
In the second year of an Israeli genocide in Gaza, weather has added an extra element of suffering to hundreds of thousands of Palestinians forcibly…
Church holds Christmas mass amid horrors of Israel’s war in Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict News
Dozens of worshippers gathered at the Holy Family Church in Gaza City as Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa and other clergy celebrated mass. A twinkling Christmas tree…
‘A number not a name’: In Syria, freed prisoners recall horrors of the past | Syria’s War News
Idlib, Syria – “My name was number 1100,” Hala said, still fearful of being identified by her real name. Hala is one of the thousands…
Stalker 2 is the first FPS that made me actually understand the horrors of war
AS FPS players, we’ve gotten used to the luxury of battlegrounds full of chest-high walls you can dip behind to regenerate health.Series like Call of…
‘Agony and pain’: US health professionals reflect on the horrors in Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict News
The hospital where Sabha and Khan were stationed was also feeling a strain. Though it was designed for 200 people, it housed more than 10,000,…
‘Never-ending humiliation’: Recalling horrors in Libya’s migration centres | Migration
Mediterranean Sea – Malik* has been beaten, sold and humiliated along the way, but after being rescued in the middle of the Mediterranean, he hopes…
Eco-travel expert warns Brits of hidden horrors behind animal encounters on holidays
Ahead of World Wildlife Day on March 3 Rob Perkins, a writer for Responsible Travel and wildlife expert, has shared his top tips for having…
‘Want to go home’: Nepalis fighting for Russia in Ukraine describe horrors | Russia-Ukraine war
Kathmandu, Nepal – On a bitterly cold morning in early January, somewhere near Tokmak city in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, Bimal Bhandari* began a risky journey…