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Afghans Face Humanitarian Crisis Despite Biden's $3.5 Billion Executive Order - Vimarsana News

Afghans Face Humanitarian Crisis Despite Biden's $3.5 Billion Executive Order

The decision comes as "the Afghan economy moves closer to the abyss and gets closer to collapse," an expert said.

Biden's push to release only half of Afghanistan's $7 billion reserves to its people would add 'insult to injury,' experts say - Vimarsana News

Biden's push to release only half of Afghanistan's $7 billion reserves to its people would add 'insult to injury,' experts say

President Joe Biden. AP Photo/Patrick Semansky Biden's latest executive order set aside only half of Afghanistan's $7 billion reserve funds for

Erin Farrell Rosenberg named visiting scholar with Urban Morgan Institute - Vimarsana News

Erin Farrell Rosenberg named visiting scholar with Urban Morgan Institute

Farrell Rosenberg will continue her work on the situation of the Rohingya and Uyghurs, focusing on providing legal and policy support to groups from within the affected communities, researching and publishing on the obligation to prevent set out in the 1948 Genocide Convention, and her work on the Red Line Initiative.

Source: uc.edu
'ICJ must ensure involvement in Rohingya case does not legitimize Myanmar junta' - Vimarsana News

'ICJ must ensure involvement in Rohingya case does not legitimize Myanmar junta'

Experts warn Myanmar junta will use genocide case hearing at top UN court 'opportunistically' to seek legitimacy after coup

China making Uighurs move away from Xinjiang to erode identity: report - Vimarsana News

China making Uighurs move away from Xinjiang to erode identity: report

Murad Sezer/Reuters The report, meant for Chinese officials, said transfers "meld and assimilate Uighur minorities." Beijing considers Uighurs a terror risk and has worked to erase their culture. A leaked report for Chinese officials suggests Beijing is offering Uighurs jobs thousands of miles from their homeland, and pressuring them to accept, in an attempt to erode their personal and regional identity. Since 2016, China has detained some one million Uighurs in their homeland of Xinjiang in hundreds of prison camps across the region. China claims the Uighurs are...