India5 years ago
Indian parliament approves controversial citizenship law
Indian lawmakers have approved a controversial bill which grants citizenship to non-Muslim illegal immigrants from three neighboring countries.
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India5 years ago
Indian police fire blanks in fresh demos against citizenship bill
Indian police fire blank shots at protesters, in a fresh day of demonstrations against a contentious bill that seeks to grant citizenship only to non-Muslim immigrants from certain countries.
Human Rights5 years ago
100,000 children in migration-related US detention: UN
More than 100,000 children are currently being held in migration-related detention in the US, including those held with their parents and minors detained alone, the UN said Monday.
Politics5 years ago
US judge blocks Trump migrant health insurance rule
A federal judge in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday put on hold a Trump administration rule requiring immigrants prove they will have health insurance before getting visas.
Foreign Policy5 years ago
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The deaths of 39 people in the Essex lorry tragedy could have been prevented, Chinese state media say.
Human Rights5 years ago
US to collect DNA of all undocumented migrants
The US government plans to collect the DNA of all migrants who are detained uponb illegally crossing the border.
Society5 years ago
US judge blocks Trump rule on migrant child detention
A US judge on Friday blocked a Trump administration rule that sought to detain migrant families indefinitely.
Human Rights5 years ago
UN regrets US ruling on asylum applications
The United Nations has expressed regret over a new US ruling, which curbs asylum applications at the Mexican border.
Palestine5 years ago
Some 250 North Americans emigrate to Israel
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Politics5 years ago
US still separating migrant families despite court order: ACLU
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