Nurul Amin Shah Alam, a 56-year-old partially blind Rohingya refugee who spoke little English, was found dead Tuesday in Buffalo, about five miles from where Border Patrol agents had dropped him off after they picked him up from county jail. https://wapo.st/4cOY5u3
U.S. immigration officials detained a blind Rohingya refugee in Buffalo last week. After deciding there were no grounds to deport him, they released him about five miles from home. Using his walking stick, he attempted to walk back alone and died on the way.
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Geloof, macht en racisme
Zohran Mamdani’s les voor onze politiek. 👇🏽
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Basic journalism requires balance, verification, and context. This article offers none. It lets itself be used in local power struggles and recycles colonial-era narratives. Even the image choice reveals the bias (2/2).
The Economist’s piece on Mogadishu pushes a fearful, one-sided story shaped by insider gossip and political grudges — ignoring facts on the ground. The city is not ‘on the brink’ — it’s full of life, progress, and resilience (1/2)
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Between Screens and Streets: A Portrait of Today's Mogadishu. My answer to your frequently asked question: How is Mogadishu?
To reer Mogadishu: thank you for being a true source of inspiration
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📖 Interessante humanistische pageturner (non-fictie) van @AyaanAbukar.bsky.social: 'Hotel Mogadishu'. Over oa terugkerende Somalische #diaspora, retourvluchtelingen, wederopbouw en absurde politieke avonturen #Mogadishu 🇸🇴
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