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The UN describes the situation in Haiti as ‘cataclysmic’
GENEVA: The situation in Haiti is described as "cataclysmic" by the UN, with over 1,500 people killed by gang violence so far this year and an influx of more weapons into the country. A recent report from the United Nations rights office highlights the erosion of the rule of law due to corruption, impunity, and poor governance, which has brought state institutions close to collapse, leaving Haiti ...
Togo’s opposition urges protests to prevent president from approving a new constitution
In LOME, Togo, on March 28, (AP): Activists and opposition leaders in Togo are urging protests to halt the president from approving a new constitution. The proposed constitution, passed by lawmakers this week, awaits President Faure Gnassingbe’s final endorsement. It eliminates future presidential elections and could extend Gnassingbe’s rule until 2031 by granting parliament the authority to selec ...
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