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High Commissioner for Human Rights: the reckless, senseless conflict in Sudan has resulted in a human rights and humanitarian crisis that is unfolding at an alarming rate and on a devastating scale - Sudan

High Commissioner for Human Rights: the reckless, senseless conflict in Sudan has resulted in a human rights and humanitarian crisis that is unfolding at an alarming rate and on a devastating scale - Sudan
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Humanitarian crisis in Sudan as conflict escalates: High Commissioner

Humanitarian crisis in Sudan as conflict escalates: High Commissioner
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A year after the U S pullout from Afghanistan, refugees are still struggling to resettle

About 94,000 Afghanistan evacuees have arrived as part of the U.S. effort to resettle vulnerable refugees, including those who worked for the U.S.

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State Department delivers crushing news to Fulbright scholar hopefuls in Afghanistan

The State Department will not continue its Fulbright Foreign Student Program in Afghanistan, an official said Friday, after 140 semi-finalists were chosen last year.

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State Dept suggests Afghan Fulbright hopefuls seek other options as program stalls

Courtesy of Maryam Jami(WASHINGTON) A group of 100 or so potential scholars in the State Department's prestigious Fulbright Foreign Student Program will have to continue waiting for a final answer on whether their cohort not shielded from disruption following the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan and withdrawal of an American presence there four months ago will continue. Maryam Jami, 23, an attorney in Herat who called the program the "venue to her dreams" of earning her Masters of Law in the U.S. next year before returning to help refugees in her native Afghanistan, opened an email update expected from the State Department early Wednesday morning. Jami says she rose from her bed to read the message on her phone, before sharing it with her three sisters, who were standing by to comfort her. "We continue to explore options for proceeding with the Program, but we have not yet identified a safe and viable way forward," the email signed by a State Department of

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