Children play as a donkey cart passes destroyed buildings in the Al-Ora's neighbourhood of Zinjibar, Yemen. Photo: UNHCR / A. Al-Sharif

Yemen: 200 Civilians Died in a Week

May 13, 2015May 14, 2015 RMN News Civilians, Human Rights, UN, Yemen

Nearly 200 civilians have died in Yemen in the past week, as the country has seen its deadliest period of

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Are You Aware of the Severity of Syria Crisis?

March 14, 2015March 15, 2015 RMN News Christian, Earthquake, Haiti, Rwanda, Syria, World Vision

As the conflict in Syria enters its fifth year, a new poll finds most Americans still have no idea how

Angele, aged 13, wants to be a teacher. She lives in Saria village in central Côte d'Ivoire. Originally from Burkina Faso, her parents were never registered at birth and were hence at risk of statelessness. They managed to get late birth certificates and now have consular cards from Burkina Faso. Photo: UNHCR / H.Caux

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Will Statelessness End in West Africa?

February 27, 2015February 28, 2015 RMN News Statelessness, UNHCR, West Africa

West African nations pledged this week in Côte d’Ivoire to step up efforts aimed at resolving the situation of hundreds

Newly displaced civilians from Sudan's Nuba Mountains approach Yida in South Sudan. Photo: UNHCR / S.KuirChok

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Fresh Fighting Forces 3,000 to Flee Sudan’s Nuba Mountains

February 2, 2015February 3, 2015 RMN News Nuba, Sudan, UNHCR

The UN refugee agency on Friday reported that fresh fighting in Sudan’s Nuba Mountains has led to an increase in

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Global Terrorism Information Center Raman Media Network presents editorial reports and analyses on wars, conflicts, and terrorism happening around the

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Ad Campaign Bares All to Cover Your Family

January 15, 2013January 18, 2013 RMN News Ad, Campaign, Health, Insurance, Medi-Cal

The Alameda County Social Services Agency is raising some eyebrows in its quest to enroll thousands of low-income residents in