• 'Executions and torture in camps Libya

    'Executions and torture in camps Libya

    berlin January 29, 2017 06:39 Hot Recent News

    Migrants in Libyan camps face torture or kill the danger, or they are in some other way exposed to human rights violations. This is contained in a report by the German Embassy in Niger, reports Welt am Sonntag. The report comes on the eve of a European summit in Malta on the situation in the North African country.

  • Greek refugees defy winter

    Greek refugees defy winter

    athens January 10, 2017 12:54 Hot Recent News

    Despite the icy winter weather and the sometimes strong winds since early this year, 337 refugees and migrants by boat daring to cross from Turkey to the Greek islands. Just on Tuesday, 41 people arrived on the island of Kos.

  • Overtime Red Cross bar by winter weather

    Overtime Red Cross bar by winter weather

    the hague January 9, 2017 17:00 Hot Recent News

    The Red Cross is working overtime through the harsh winter weather in large parts of Europe. In some countries, the temperature drops to 30 degrees below zero. The death toll has risen to at least forty. In the worst affected areas are emergency teams of the NGO to work. They share warm clothes, blankets and food and provide medical care in particular to residents of refugee camps, the elderly and the homeless.

  • Nigerian army kills Boko Haram fighters

    Nigerian army kills Boko Haram fighters

    maiduguri January 9, 2017 06:21 Hot Recent News

    In clashes in Nigeria are five soldiers of the Nigerian army and at least fifteen Boko Haram fighters killed. The terrorist movement attacked an army base in the northeast of the country, reported Sunday a source within the military.

  • More German Jews killed in WWII

    More German Jews killed in WWII

    koblenz December 29, 2016 18:12 Hot Recent News

    There may be more German Jews in World War II killed than previously thought. Holocaust experts after further investigation concluded that 175 191 German Jews were deprived of life, for the most part in extermination camps. Scientists went so far out of 160,000 victims.

  • Cold threatens children in need

    Cold threatens children in need

    amman December 21, 2016 08:09 Hot Recent News

    Millions of children in the Middle East which had already difficult, are now also threatened by unusually low temperatures. Certainly families from Syria and Iraq staying in refugee camps in the region are in the cold, warns Unicef.

  • Fruithandel threatened

    Fruithandel threatened

    amsterdam November 26, 2016 07:42 Hot Recent News

    Almost weekly camps entrepreneurs in the sector with threats by drug criminals who make cocaine 'piggybacking' on importers. Traders are threatened at home or have to deal with harassment from their drivers.

  • Crisis Talks Venezuela 'frozen'

    Crisis Talks Venezuela 'frozen'

    caracas November 23, 2016 17:21 Hot Recent News

    The talks between government and opposition to defuse the political crisis in Venezuela, still. According to the opposition is 'dialogue frozen' because the government delegation did not show up at two scheduled meetings. Opposition leader Jesus Torrealba accuses the government of President Nicolás Maduro irresponsible behavior.

  • Germany bans radical Salafist club

    Germany bans radical Salafist club

    November 15, 2016 10:03 Hot Recent News

    The German government has the radical Salafist association Die wahre Religion (The True Religion- DWR) prohibited. The police did Tuesday morning on 190 pitches raids in homes and offices of the association and its members. The group tries to interest over the distribution of Korans in German city centers people for its radical Islamist ideology.

  • Australia and US agree on asylum seekers

    Australia and US agree on asylum seekers

    canberra November 13, 2016 06:18 Hot Recent News

    Australia has signed an agreement with the United States on the resettlement of refugees currently in reception centers on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea and Nauru. That Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said Sunday.

  • Belgian lawsuit against PKK goes out

    Belgian lawsuit against PKK goes out

    brussels November 3, 2016 12:00 Hot Recent News

    A major lawsuit in Belgium against members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party PKK seems to be shelved. The court on Thursday all defendants for trial in Brussels. The Public Prosecutor may still appeal this decision.

  • 'Victims Boko Haram abused in camps'

    'Victims Boko Haram abused in camps'

    lagos October 31, 2016 16:51 Hot Recent News

    Nigerian women and girls are raped fleeing terror group Boko Haram and exploited by, among other soldiers and officers. With that accusation comes Human Rights Watch (HRW), which refers to 43 cases of sexual exploitation.

  • 'Aid workers are not ready for fight Mosul '

    'Aid workers are not ready for fight Mosul '

    mosul October 11, 2016 13:54 Hot Recent News

    When the Iraqi army bet attack to oust IS Mosul, a stream of refugees will 'of biblical proportions' get going. Aid agencies are prepared though hardly there. That warning from Refugee Foundation. In camps around the IS main stronghold in Iraq is currently according to the organization accommodate about 100,000 refugees. In Mosul is home to about 1.2 million people.

  • India attack on terrorist camps Kashmir

    India attack on terrorist camps Kashmir

    September 29, 2016 10:00 Hot Recent News

    India claims to have in the disputed region of Kashmir attacked terrorist bases. Which were on the Pakistani side of the demarcation line that divides the region into an Indian and Pakistani Kashmir. The Indian General Ranbir Singh said Thursday at a news conference that commit terrorist attacks from Pakistani territory on Indian targets. According to the General India wants peace and tranquility in the region and the attacks discussed with Pakistan.

  • Migrant away from Greek Islands

    Migrant away from Greek Islands

    athens September 28, 2016 06:39 Hot Recent News

    Greece wants to get rid of the overcrowded refugee camps on the islands in the eastern Aegean Sea. ' We will soon bring a large number of migrants to the mainland, to relieve the islands, \'said Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Nikos Xydakis Wednesday. He announced that the refugees ' guarded buildings\' be accommodated.

  • Hungary mistreats refugees

    Hungary mistreats refugees

    london September 27, 2016 08:42 Hot Recent News

    Amnesty International claims that Hungary systematically mistreats refugees. Moreover, the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban migrants sometimes for months without reason.

  • Colombia and FARC sign historic agreement

    Colombia and FARC sign historic agreement

    cartagena September 23, 2016 13:51 Hot Recent News

    Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos and the leader of the FARC, Rodrigo Londono, Monday signed a historic peace agreement. If the Colombian population that chord a half weeks later approve by referendum, will bring an end to a war that has lasted and took the lives of 220,000 people half a century.

  • Viktor Orban has again

    Viktor Orban has again

    budapest September 22, 2016 15:24 Hot Recent News

    Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Thursday re-arrange to discuss the refugee problem. The European Union, he said in an interview, should pick up and turn off all illegal refugees. Put them in North Africa or on an island in camps under the supervision of the EU and leave them to apply for asylum, reasons the Hungarian prime minister.

  • New plan France armistice Syria

    New plan France armistice Syria

    September 21, 2016 19:54 Hot Recent News

    France on Wednesday a new plan unfolded to revitalize the cease-fire in Syria new life. The file should be taken in the future by the International Support Group for Syria (ISSG), ask the French for.

  • 'Neck-and-neck in Croatia'

    'Neck-and-neck in Croatia'

    September 19, 2016 19:33 Hot Recent News

    "The Croatian parliamentary elections are as expected resulted in a neck-and-neck race between Social Democrats and conservatives. The camps, according to an exit poll on state television just one seat each."

  • 'Artist Ai Weiwei next week in Netherlands'

    'Artist Ai Weiwei next week in Netherlands'

    September 19, 2016 18:48 Hot Recent News

    "Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei is next week in the Netherlands. The dissident artist, known for his critical approach to the Chinese government, will come to our country for the opening of an exhibition at Foam photography museum in Amsterdam. He is a guest in the interview College Tour program, which is broadcast on 23 September."

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