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On public view for the first time, the objects were all returned during outgoing president Gustavo Petro’s administration

[Parliament of South Africa] The Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs has concluded that sustained investment in border security is essential if South Africa is to break what it described as the "deportation and repatriation revolving door", where thousands of undocumented foreign nationals are repeatedly processed for deportation while weaknesses at South Africa's borders continue to undermine imm

While the government focuses on burnishing its appeal to well-heeled tourists, massive holdings of Thai elite wealth remain effectively untaxed.

In Accra this June, the reparations debate moved from remembrance towards political architecture. Over three days, Ghana hosted the High-Level Consultative Conference on the “Next Steps” to the landmark United Nations resolution on the trafficking of enslaved Africans. The venues told their own story: technical deliberations at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a high-level session at t

Well-known LGBTQ+ activist and visual artist who gave a voice and visibility to trans people in a time of repression has died of cancer in Athens.

The nearly thousand-strong Philanthropy For Climate movement has brought into focus the sector’s unique strengths and greatest challenges. The movement’s most recent report illustrates how. At its best, philanthropy is generous, collaborative, holistic, flexible, and … The post From climate action to stronger philanthropy appeared first on Alliance magazine.

[GroundUp] 38,000 people have quit the country via Musina since the wave of xenophobia started

A fire broke out near the roof of the forthcoming Kanal–Centre Pompidou museum in Brussels on Monday evening.

[Leadership] The Ghanaian government has reportedly turned down a request for a state visit by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa as concerns mount over recent xenophobic attacks targeting Ghanaians and other foreign nationals in South Africa.

More than half of the structures on Rota, one of the Commonweswlth of the Northern Mariana Islands, have sustained some form of damage after Super Typhoon Bavi tore across the...

[GroundUp] Hundreds more immigrants left from Cape Town on buses, leaving the repatriation site in Epping empty by Monday night.

[CAF] Egypt head coach Hossam Hassan says his side will remain true to its identity when it takes on the reigning world champions, Argentina in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 on Tuesday evening, insisting his players will focus on their own game rather than the stature of their star-studded opponents.

[Nyasa Times] The South African government has expressed its deepest condolences to Malawi following the death of a third Malawian national during the ongoing voluntary repatriation operation, assuring both governments and the public that all legal, police and forensic procedures were conducted before the journey resumed.

[ISS] To implement the landmark UN slavery resolution, reparations should be defined as a framework for truth, responsibility, repair, reconciliation and global justice.

Former UK minister demands reparations from Britain’s ex-colonies Submitted by Elis Gjevori on Sun, 07/05/2026 - 17:52 Suella Braverman said ex-colonies should repay Britain for the empire’s 'investment' Britain's for

Conversations about funding for gender justice work often begin with a familiar statistic: less than 2 per cent of philanthropic giving in the United States goes to women and girls. But percentages tell us very … The post What the earthquake response in Türkiye reveals about funding gender justice work appeared first on Alliance magazine.

Super Typhoon Bavi intensified into a category 5 cyclone early Saturday and is expected to remain an extremely dangerous storm as it approaches the Northern Mariana Islands.

"Though more LGBTQ+ individuals are slowly emerging into the mainstream, prejudice and bigotry in present societal attitudes keep many LGBTQ+ individuals from coming out of the closet."

[GroundUp] Conditions have improved but facilities are inadequate and food in short supply

Uganda has launched the first phase of a large-scale evacuation of its citizens from South Africa, bringing home 273 nationals amid rising anti-illegal immigration protests and xenophobic violence. More charter flights are planned as hundreds more Ugandans seek voluntary repatriation.