Es preocupante la situación de solicitantes de asilo en Curazao

La devastadora crisis en Venezuela ha generado el mayor flujo migratorio de este tipo en la historia reciente de América Latina. Pero no todos los que huyen buscando un destino seguro en América tendrán la posibilidad de que se considere debidamente su situación.

Peacekeepers Should Protect Displaced People’s Camp

Seleka rebels in the Central African Republic captured and executed at least nine civilians, including seven women, on September 6, 2018, Human Rights Watch said today. The executions around the town of Bria in the Haute-Kotto province came almost two weeks after the same group killed 11 civilians after a clash with a rival militia.

Les Casques bleus de l’ONU devraient protéger le camp de personnes déplacées à Bria

Le 6 septembre 2018, des rebelles de la Seleka en République centrafricaine ont capturé et exécuté au moins neuf civils, dont sept femmes, a déclaré aujourd’hui Human Rights Watch. Ces exécutions ont été perpétrées aux abords de la ville de Bria, dans la province de Haute-Kotto, près de deux semaines après les meurtres de 11 civils par le même groupe armé à l’issue d’un affrontement avec une milice rivale.

An eerie calm has descended on Syria’s Idlib governorate, the largest remaining part of the country where numerous armed groups face the Syrian government and its Russian ally. Gone are the Syrian and Russian fighter jets that were relentlessly bombing the area, threatening to trigger a massive new refugee flow towards the sealed Turkish border manned by soldiers who have shot people trying to cross without permission.

On April 29, 2017, the Sri Lankan navy high command announced it would release 100 acres of land that security forces had been occupying in the Mullikulam area since 2007 to the original owners. For the displaced residents of this coastal village in Mannar on Sri Lanka’s northwest coast, the news came as a huge relief. More than one year later, however, as of August 2018, no land has been released and the people remain displaced, undergoing severe hardship living in semi-permanent shelters with limited livelihood options. Lamented Francis Croos, a village elder, “Now there is no war.