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Seriously Ill Bahraini political prisoner calls for help from visiting US Congressional delegation

September 1, 2024

By Brian Dooley

Mohamed Al-Ramal is serving a life sentence in Building 12 of Bahrain’s notorious Jau Prison, and is asking for national and international…

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Three Years On: The Continuing Mission to Support our Afghan Allies

August 30, 2024

By Shala Gafary

Three years ago, in late August 2021, the last US military airplanes departed Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul. As these…

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Vegetables grown from rubble: local humanitarian aid volunteers changing lives in Kharkiv, Ukraine

August 19, 2024

Last summer I met Iryna and Lyuda in the village of Dovhenke, about 15 miles south…

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Evacuating Civilians in Ukraine

August 14, 2024

In early August I returned to northeastern Ukraine, and went with Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) in Kharkiv to rescue civilians from neighborhoods under intense missile…

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Vladimir Kara-Murza is free from Russian prison

August 12, 2024

The last time I spoke with Vladimir Kara-Murza he was on the screen of a Zoom webinar, talking about the harm…

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World Indigenous People’s Day: Stories of Indigenous Clients

August 9, 2024

In honor of World Indigenous People’s Day, learn about the journeys of some of our indigenous clients who have fled persecution and violence…

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Bahraini Prince Nasser still feted in U.S. Despite Torture Allegations

August 2, 2024

By Brian Dooley

It was more than a little disappointing to see veteran journalist David Ignatius, associate editor of the Washington Post, interview

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Retired Lawyer Bikes 16k Miles for Refugees

July 22, 2024

By Naomi Scully-Bristol, Communications Intern.

For fourteen years, Jeffrey Heller has set out across the United States in a recumbent bike, traveling…

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