Common infections will kill millions if drug resistance through misuse of antibiotics is not curbed, says England’s ex-chief medical officerWhat is antimicrobial resistance and how big a problem is it?The Covid-19 pandemic...
Read MoreActivists call move ‘absurd’, as Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Museveni, is accused of torture and abusing criticsSenior British government officials have congratulated the newly appointed head of the...
Read MoreExclusive: 1,871 possible trafficking or modern slavery victims left open to exploitation after falling out of UK system, FoI data revealsHundreds of children identified as potential victims of trafficking are being abandoned by...
Read MoreBirthplace and parents’ names are being removed from passports and birth certificates as Mauritius stakes claim to the islandExiled islanders from the disputed British-owned Chagos Islands are finding their heritage has...
Read MoreRights chief also warns Britain will be ‘judged harshly by history for its failure to help prevent civilian slaughter in Gaza’The UK has been accused by Amnesty International of “deliberately...
Read MoreHumanitarian work in Afghanistan and Yemen now classified as climate finance, FoI request reveals, as £11.6bn pledge slipsThe UK government has been accused of double counting £500m of overseas aid as climate finance...
Read MoreExclusive: Rights groups denounce negotiations with Rapid Support Forces, accused of ethnic cleansing and war crimesInside South Sudan’s worsening refugee crisis – in picturesForeign Office officials are holding...
Read MoreNational Audit Office says merging DfID with Foreign Office has led to loss of dedicated senior rolesBritain’s capability and expertise on foreign aid has been diminished since international development was merged into the...
Read MoreMultiple cases of abuse and exploitation have been documented, but many staff feel ‘powerless to complain’ for fear of losing the right to work in the countryA foreign care worker says she was repeatedly raped by her...
Read MoreWatchdog says ministers reclassified £1.7bn of existing aid but may still miss promises to poorer countriesMinisters have been accused of “moving the goalposts” to meet the UK’s international climate...
Read MoreRescue organisations warn decree requiring their boats to return directly to a given port – often far away – prevents them from helping others in distressSeveral groups running rescue missions in the Mediterranean...
Read MoreStatement from British foreign secretary comes just months after his predecessor confirmed resettlement was part of talks with MauritiusBritain’s foreign secretary, David Cameron, has provoked fury by abruptly ruling out...
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