Jacob Goldberg
Investigations Reporter and Editor at The New Humanitarian
@newhumanitarian // [email protected]
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1 week ago |
thenewhumanitarian.org | Jacob Goldberg
Republish this article Bangladeshi authorities and healthcare workers have for months sought to prevent Rohingya births by coercing refugee women to use long-term contraceptives, according to several refugee women and aid workers based in camps in the country’s southern Cox’s Bazar district. Between March and May this year, five Rohingya refugee women told The New Humanitarian that doctors, nurses, or camp authorities forced or pressured them to be fitted with intrauterine devices, or IUDs....
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2 weeks ago |
thenewhumanitarian.org | Jacob Goldberg
Republish this article For EU countries that have long wrestled with the difficulty of deporting migrants, a digital tool created by the UN’s migration agency, IOM, has promised much. But critics fear it is accelerating flawed deportation processes that are prone to rights abuses and short on safeguards. An investigation by The New Humanitarian suggests the Readmission Case Management System, or RCMS, may have been used to deport migrants who had legal permission to stay in the EU, as well as...
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1 month ago |
estadao.com.br | Jacob Goldberg
Afinizar o Direito aos costumes sempre constituiu, ao longo da trajetória histórica dos povos, um desafio essencial de civilização. No Brasil atual, testemunhamos um daqueles raros instantes em que, num sopro singular de convergência política, diferentes vozes da esfera pública compõem em uníssono um movimento reformista decisivo: a revisão do Código Civil.
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1 month ago |
digitalmag.theceomagazine.com | Jacob Goldberg
In late 2023, Swami Iyer received a call from a recruiter, offering him the opportunity to lead Alaska Native Corporation (ANC). Iyer, a retired United States Air Force test pilot and trained engineer, had just completed two years as President of Aerospace Systems at commercial spaceflight company Virgin Galactic. He was intrigued by the opportunity.
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2 months ago |
thenewhumanitarian.org | Ali M. Latifi |Jacob Goldberg
Republish this article Swathes of central Myanmar have been reduced to rubble following a series of powerful earthquakes that struck on 28 March. For many communities near the epicentre, the disaster is piling further agony on a years-long – and worsening – humanitarian crisis. The official death toll, including 22 fatalities in Thailand, has surpassed 2,900 and is expected to rise further. Almost 5,000 people have been injured and hundreds reported missing, some potentially still trapped...
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In June, the Houthis arrested a WHO worker who had previously clashed with the group over his concerns about aid diversion. After his arrest, some of his duties were left with a colleague who joined WHO after serving as a senior Houthi official. https://t.co/EDnMyQlkUQ