‘The bookseller of Jerusalem’ believes every exploration of art and culture by Palestinians ‘is a form of resistance’
Mahmoud Muna says ruling by International Court of Justice in The Hague gave Palestinians like him ‘a little bit of hope’
Cancer patients are the quiet victims of Gaza war and West Bank occupation
Slow and preventable deaths of Gazans with cancer may never be counted among the war casualties, even if they are a direct result of that conflict
‘They are afraid and we are not afraid:’ A tour through some of Israel’s illegal West Bank settlements
Israel is pressing ahead with plans to grow illegal settlements in the occupied territories even as it inflames tensions in the region
Left bleeding for hours then strapped to an Israeli military vehicle. ‘Human shield’ Mujhed Abadi appeals for justice
IDF also accused of denying injured civilians urgent health treatment
Palestinian boxing fights on past occupation and war in Gaza
Palestine’s first Olympic boxer Waseem Abu Sal set to represent his nation in Paris
‘We are all going to die.’ Refugees in Sudan appeal for safe passage as ‘foreigners’ ordered to leave Khartoum
Asylum seekers fleeing conflict in other countries say they are not granted safe passage and fear for their lives
‘We are resilient’: Ghana’s LGBT+ community celebrates Pride month amid repression
Celebrations were ‘forced into hiding’ as outcome of legislation, which would put LGBT+ people at risk of imprisonment, remains unclear
Kenya: Security forces deployed in Nairobi as protesters mourn those killed during demonstrations earlier in week
At least 23 people were killed and parliament was briefly stormed and set alight in demonstrations on Wednesday
Several killed and dozens injured during protest in Kenya over tax Bill
Security forces targeted protesters who raided and set the parliament on fire
‘Living in Khartoum is a hell’: Food and water shortages leave civilians desperate as Sudan conflict rages on
Aid has become a battleground in the war between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces, with a third of the population facing acute food insecurity
The Juliet Club: ‘There was just something really lovely about the idea of reading people’s love stories’
The first ‘Juliet’s secretary’ is believed to have been Ettore Solimani, known as ‘the guardian of Juliet’s tomb’
‘Difficult choices’: The particular vulnerability of children with disabilities in South Sudan
Amid ‘the world’s invisible crisis’, children with disabilities, and the people who love them, face particularly severe challenges
I have reported in Rwanda three times. On my fourth attempt, I was not allowed on the plane
My reporting and experience in Rwanda was used as evidence in the legal challenge against the UK Home Office’s Rwanda deportation plan
Sudan war marks one-year anniversary as donor conference held in Paris
Urgent appeal for humanitarian aid as displacement crisis worsens
South Sudan’s severe economic crisis pushes citizens towards starvation
‘There are some people now who can spend three or four days with no food on their table’