The Blood Of The Chosen (2022)
A documentary about four international artists who individually survived the Rwandan Genocide. The film interweaves personal memories of these artists with a historical interview - the first appearance on film…
Sudan: One-third of population faces acute food insecurity 
One-third of Sudan’s population, or 15 million people, are facing acute food insecurity, according to a new assessment released on Thursday by the World Food Programme (WFP). The Comprehensive Food…
World’s ‘Earliest Domestication’ of Fruit Trees Reveals ‘Complex Society’ in the Jordan Valley
Israeli researchers find evidence of fig and olive trees that were domesticated 7,000 years ago, bearing far-reaching social and economic implications for the Chalcolithic Age people of Tel Zaf Jun.…
Amid ‘inhumane’ conditions, Bachelet urges Nicaragua to release all detainees 
The human rights situation in Nicaragua has continued to decline over the past three months, with detainees being held in appalling conditions, civic space shrinking, and an “unprecedented” rise in…
Urban warfare needs new curbs on explosive weapons, urge humanitarians
A UN-partnered bid to address the use of explosive weapons in towns and cities took a further step forward on Thursday, as Member States prepared to gather in Geneva to…
Socio-economic meltdown leaves Lebanese ‘hanging on by a thread’
With livelihoods in tatters and hopes almost shattered, the Lebanese are “hanging on by a thread,” the UN Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator said on Thursday, announcing the extension of the…
Dark Winds Is a Stunning Crime Drama That Also Happens To Be a Showcase for Native Talent
TIME - By Judy Berman • 6d Dark Winds, the latest crime drama from AMC, opens with a heist scene worthy of a summer blockbuster. The year is 1971. Two uniformed…
As DACA turns 10, protections for thousands of immigrants remain in jeopardy
Ten years after then-President Obama established the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals(DACA) program that shields over 600,000 immigrants who were brought to the U.S. as children from deportation, many remain uncertain…
One Surprising Theory Why the Philippines Has Very Few Mass Shootings—Despite Easy Access to Lots of Guns
Political and criminal homicides are common in the Philippines, indiscriminate shootings aren't Mass shootings are a result of a confluence of factors, but at the heart of the problem are…
A new wave of first-time gun owners are rushing to buy weapons: Black Americans
A rise in hate crimes and anti-Black vitriol sparked a 58 percent increase in Black people purchasing firearms in 2020. The spike seems to have continued. Two days after a white…
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