Charlene Rodrigues

Ukraini­ans de­scribe con­tin­u­ous in­ter­ro­ga­tions and tor­ture at sites that Rus­sia says pro­tect civil­ians from war.

Gov­ern­ment ap­proves three in­fra­struc­ture projects cut­ting through West­ern Ghats as res­i­dents fear loss of bio­di­ver­si­ty.

Char­i­ties say a neg­a­tive UN Pan­el of Ex­perts’ re­port will dis­rupt hu­man­i­tar­i­an aid flow in Yemen as des­per­a­tion deep­ens.

Home­less­ness is al­ready ris­ing and ex­perts fear a hard Brex­it could se­vere­ly im­pact those who de­pend on so­cial wel­fare.

Ma­ter­nal and in­fant mor­tal­i­ty rise as doc­tor short­ages lead to un­qual­i­fied staff work­ing in ill-equipped hos­pi­tals.

Vic­tims of traf­fick­ing rings say the net­works op­er­ate anony­mous­ly in shisha bars and cof­fee shops in Yemen and Egypt.

Air strikes, dis­ease and lack of med­i­cine have caused a high death toll, leav­ing many young Yeme­nis with­out par­ents.

Syr­i­an refugees in war-torn Yemen have been cat­a­pult­ed into the same type of con­flict they were flee­ing.

Af­ter more than a week of Sau­di-led air strikes, the coun­try is head­ing to­wards a ma­jor hu­man­i­tar­i­an cri­sis.

Young chil­dren are be­ing trau­ma­tised by the con­flict in their coun­try, ex­perts say, as air strikes con­tin­ue.