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World Making Progress in Fight Against Surge of Human Trafficking
Declaring January National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention month, the US says there has been progress in combating the global scourge of human trafficking.
Suicide Bombing Kills 30 in Yemen
30 people were killed when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a cultural center celebration organized by Houthis, a dominant Muslim group in the city.
US Making Migration Safer and More Humane
Poverty, hunger, and brutal wars like the one raging in Syria will continue to drive the exodus. Globally, more people are now forcibly displaced than at any time since World War II.
Is There An End to South Sudan’s Bloody Conflict?
In 2013, internal political fighting turned bloody on the streets of Juba in clashes between Dinka and Nuer soldiers. The deadly event Became a massive ethnic and armed conflict, unleashing a wave of targeted attacks on civilians.
25 Countries Agreed to Resettle Syrian Refugees
Ms. Richard explained that resettlement cannot replace what refugees have lost or erase what they have endured. But it can renew hope and help restart lives.
