Sudan’s humanitarian crisis, the world's gravest, faces minimal global attention amid staggering displacement and famine. Learn why this indifference persists.

Sudan’s Heartbreaking Humanitarian Crisis Demands Global Action Now

The Cameroon separatist conflict has severely affected education, leaving over 700,000 students without schooling and exacerbating a humanitarian crisis.

Hope Amid Crisis: The Impact of Cameroon Separatist Conflict on Education

Uncover the dark history of forced sterilizations in California, focusing on Geynna Buffington's case and the reparations program for survivors.

Unjust Silence on Forced Sterilizations Haunts California's Past

Over 600 million women are impacted by war globally, highlighting the urgent need for action and support to address their challenges and rights.

Empowering Women Amidst War's Devastating Global Impact

Uganda's anti-LGBTQ+ law, enacted in May 2023, has forced many LGBTQ+ individuals into exile, creating a climate of fear and persecution in the country.

Fleeing Fearful Realities of Uganda's Anti-LGBTQ+ Law Impact

A Paris court has sentenced an ex-Rwandan doctor to 27 years for his role in the 1994 genocide, highlighting international prosecution of Rwandan genocide perpetrators.

Healing and Justice Emerge from Sentencing of Rwandan Doctor

California voters rejected Proposition 6, maintaining forced labor in prisons. This defeat emphasizes the ongoing struggles related to prison exploitation and racial equity.

California Voters' Heartbreaking Rejection of Proposition 6

The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Israeli officials Netanyahu and Gallant, marking a pivotal moment for international justice and accountability.

Warrants Issued for Israeli Leaders Spark Outrage and Hope for Justice

Uncovering the truth, the discovery of 1985 MOVE bombing victim remains at the Penn Museum reveals ongoing institutional failures and demands accountability.

Uncovering Heartbreak: The MOVE Bombing Victim Remains Found

Hundreds and thousands of Cubans have arrived in the US since 2022, power outages are becoming more frequent and the island does not generate enough from exports to pay for its imports, does anything remain of the "achievements of the Revolution" such as: health, education and social equality? 

On the LatinNews podcast this week, we speak to William LeoGrande, Professor of Government and a specialist in Latin American politics and the US Foreign Policy toward Latin America and ask: what next for Cuba and the regime? 

December 2024 is the 10th anniversary of Obama's decision to normalize relations with the nation, and now Cuba's Miguel Diaz Canel has declared that his country is now in a "wartime economy." 

Cuba's Current Wartime Economy

Haiti faces a deepening crisis of political instability and gang violence, with urgent international intervention needed to address ongoing humanitarian suffering.

Haiti's Heartbreaking Crisis Calls for Urgent Global Action Now

A lawsuit filed against the Phoenix Police Department highlights systemic issues after Michael Kenyon suffered third-degree burns from being held on hot pavement.

Heartbreaking Burn Injuries Spark Outcry Against Phoenix Police

Tragedy strikes as hundreds are trapped in an abandoned gold mine in South Africa. Ongoing rescue efforts highlight the severe risks of illegal mining.

Trapped and Desperate: The Heartbreaking Gold Mine Crisis

Today's show is all about the Trump administration's plans to diminish, erase, and demonize the LGBTQ+ community throughout the United States. My guest today is Judy (name changed to protect her from being targeted), a 20-something veteran who lives here in Cumberland County PA with her wife. We talk about the effect that Trump's plans are having both on Judy and the LGBTQ+ community here in south central Pennsylvania. (Note: for those who might be "triggered," there short interludes of both battle/war sounds and crowds yelling.)

Targeting LGBTQ+ people in 2025

SENTIDO HUMANO 20 FEBRERO 2025- CODEY

- Report reveals ‘systematic torture’ and other crimes in Myanmar  
- Gaza hospitals overflow with people injured while seeking food: WHO 
- UNESCO chief condemns killing of six journalists in Gaza City 

Audio credit: Anna O'Donnell, UN News
Audio duration: 3'54"

UN News Today 12 August 2025 - Myanmar report, Gaza health, UNESCO condemns journalist killings

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