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MIAMI (OSV News) -- A leading Haitian-American pastor based in the U.S. said he agrees with a U.N. specialist that international special forces along with a weapons embargo are needed to stop Haiti's further slide as a failed state. U.N. human rights expert William O'Neill, who was appointed to assess the situation in Haiti in April, concluded in late June that a 'specialized international force' is needed to help fight gang violence ravaging the impoverished Caribbean nation. O'Neill told rep

Proud Wuluwarra and Pitta Pitta woman Sharna Bartley is getting ready to complete her third postgraduate degree, something...

According to the Center for Migration Studies of New York, “Roughly 218,000 U.S. residents are potentially stateless or at risk of statelessness.”

A policy of deterrence through intentional neglect has not had an impact on migration, but it has resulted in far more losses among migrants and refugees.

Women who have come to New York City seeking asylum are entering the male-dominated construction industry, despite dangerous conditions, exploitation and sexism on the job.