UK Charity Oxfam Faces Fresh Claims of Sex Abuse in South Sudan
Helen Evans, Oxfam's former global head of safeguarding claimed seven percent of staff in South Sudan witnessed or experienced rape or attempted rape involving colleagues.
In The DRC, Girls Are Forced To Fight In Wars, Then Shunned From Their Home For Being 'Bad'
Up to 40 percent of children associated with armed groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo are girls.
Poland Could Ban Kosher Slaughter, Angering Israel
European Jewish Association claims Poland's parliament set to discuss bill that could potentially make Kosher slaughter impossible in the country.
Latest Headlines
- Young People Are Leaving The Balkans In Droves - Joining The EU Won't Stop Them
- 'It's Been Taken Away From Me': Elise Christie Crashes Out Of 500-Meter Speed Skating
- UK Charity Oxfam Faces Fresh Claims of Sex Abuse in South Sudan
- Toby Alderweireld Left in London Due to Injury Rather Than Contract Wrangle, Insists Pochettino
- South Africa's Ruling ANC Party Wants President Jacob Zuma Out of Power
- Loris Karius: Liverpool's Upturn is Down to a Consistent Goalkeeper
- Poland Could Ban Kosher Slaughter, Angering Israel
Young People Are Leaving The Balkans In Droves - Joining The EU Won't Stop Them
European Commission has renewed path to membership for six western Balkan states, including Serbia and Montenegro. It would be a mistake to look towards integration as cure-all.
South Africa's Ruling ANC Party Wants President Jacob Zuma Out of Power
ANC's decision followed 13 hours of tense deliberations and one face-to-face meeting between Zuma and his presumed successor, deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa.
Oxfam Could Lose Millions in Funding As Haiti Demands Identity of Staff Who Paid Sex Workers
British charity accused of concealing findings of internal inquiry into sexual misconduct by its workers in Haiti in 2011.
Theresa May and Leo Varadkar to Visit Northern Ireland Amid Political Crisis
Disagreement remained on issues including same-sex marriage, rights for Irish-language speakers, and funding for inquests into deaths before 1998 peace deal.
London City Airport Cancels Flights As WW2 Bomb Found in Thames
Airport officials said they were cooperating fully with the Met Police and Royal Navy to safely remove the device and resolve the situation as quickly as possible.
As a Palestinian, the Lawsuit on Lorde's Cancelled Concert Is yet More Oppression
Two activists are being sued by Israeli legal group Shurat HaDin after urging singer Lorde to cancel her Tel Aviv concert and take a stand on Israel's treatment of Palestinians.
British Isis 'Beatles' Who Crucified and Tortured Hostages Captured in Syria
Militants were last two of a four-member group, known as the "Beatles" for their English accents, to remain at large.
Gay Couples Who Could Finally Marry in Bermuda Feel Like Second-Class Citizens Again
Bermuda, a British overseas territory with about 65,000 inhabitants, is the first country in the world to reverse its laws on same-sex marriage
Sport
'It's Been Taken Away From Me': Elise Christie Crashes Out Of 500-Meter Speed Skating
Elise Christie came fourth after colliding with Holland's Yara van Kerkhof and crashing into the wall. The 27-year-old Scot was disqualified in three events in Sochi in 2014.
Toby Alderweireld Left in London Due to Injury Rather Than Contract Wrangle, Insists Pochettino
Tottenham face Juventus in the Champions League on Tuesday (February 14) but Toby Alderweireld has been left at home. Mauricio Pochettino insists it is due to injury.
Loris Karius: Liverpool's Upturn is Down to a Consistent Goalkeeper
Liverpool's recent improvement in form has seen them pushing for a top three position in the Premier League. Loris Karius believes it is down to the consistency with him in goal.
'There's No Problem With Pogba,' Jose Mourinho Says After Hooking Him Again
Jose Mourinho insists there's no problem with £89 million midfielder Paul Pogba. But the Manchester United manager hooked him again on Sunday (February 11).
Antonio Conte: I Had a 'Disaster' With Chelsea in the Transfer Window
Chelsea host West Brom on Monday (February 12) at Stamford Bridge. Antonio Conte has said he is a "disaster" when it comes to negotiating transfers with the board.
Arsene Wenger Claims English Footballers Are the 'Masters' of Diving
Arsenal take on Tottenham in the North London derby on Saturday (February 10) in a race for the top four. Arsene Wenger has stoked tensions with his comments on diving.
'I Expected It': Mohamed Salah Reveals All About His Prolific Start at Liverpool
Mohamed Salah joined Liverpool from Roma last summer for £34 million having spent two years at Chelsea, where he was loaned out by an unimpressed Jose Mourinho.
'Football is About Tricking Your Opponent': Mauricio Pochettino Wades into Dele Alli Debate
Dele Alli has been booked three times for diving since he made his Premier League debut in 2015. Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino insists it isn't a problem.
Avram Grant interview: Fighting dictators and directors, from Israel to Bollywood
In a wide-ranging interview, Avram Grant talks about friends in Bollywood and the NBA, his relationship with Roman Abramovich, dictators in football, and his new quest in India.
'Everything Was Positive': Eddie Jones Purrs After England Thrash Italy in Six Nations Opener
England beat Italy 46-15 in their opening game of the Six Nations on Sunday (February 4). Coach Eddie Jones said the performance from his team was almost perfect.
Sam Allardyce Reveals Plans Showing How Everton Will Beat 'Defensively Weak' Arsenal
Everton travel to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday (February 3) to face Arsenal. Sam Allardyce believes he knows how to beat Arsene Wenger's team.
Next Chelsea Manager—As Antonio Conte Heads for the Door, Who Are the Contenders to Replace Him?
Chelsea are expected to part company with Antonio Conte at the end of the season. Luis Enrique, Diego Simeone and Thomas Tuchel are among the names in the mix to replace him..
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