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NEW YORK. The LGBTQI community in the United States stood in solidarity with the Ugandan trans community on Friday. As a result of the Ugandan law criminalizing LGBTQI relationships with the potential for death, a protest was held at the Uganda High Commission. Beyonce Karungi, a Ugandan trans activist who has been threatened and attacked …
A study in 2016 concluded that 250,000 people die worldwide due to gun violence,half of which belonged to six nations, including Brazil, the United States of America, Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, and Guatemala (ranked from highest to lowest). What are the Numbers for the US? Fast forward to 2020, where the United States ranked number one for …
For all the good the United Nations does, it hasn’t been able to stop civil wars and military conflicts from happening. From Afghanistan to Ukraine, these conflicts may not share borders but the people at their heart, whose lives are uprooted by the war, remain the same. And it is these people against whom war crimes …
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and Russia are currently at an impasse regarding Ukraine’s induction into the security alliance. While Russia is threatening serious action against the West due to its military involvement in the region, the latter maintains its ‘open door policy’ for all European nations. World Now! brings you some key facts about NATO …
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More than 40 people have been found dead so far in disaster that has caused outrage in Nigeria
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