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Dominique Hyde, the U.N. Refugee Agency’s director of foreign relations, says the humanitarian crisis resulting from the war in Sudan is the worst she’s seen in three decades

The lack of fuel and medicine in the enclave is putting at risk the lives of patients who depend on a respirator or an incubator, as well as the 350,000 people suffering from cancer, diabetes, heart and kidney diseases

Over 2,300 minors in the Strip have died under the Israeli bombardment, while those who remain in the war zone are exposed to hunger, thirst and serious damage to their mental health

Raquel Martí, the executive director of UNRWA Spain, is demanding that Israel open the crossings in the territory. If it does not, ‘the people don’t die from the bombs, they will die from starvation’

The Supreme Court has ordered an investigation into what it terms an ‘alarming phenomena of violence’ against immigrants and incitement to ‘racist pogroms’

The island nation aims to end statelessness, but certain laws still marginalize an ethnic group with a history of discrimination

The mafias who controlled the ship that sank off the coast of southern Greece have links to Khalifa Hafter, the warlord who controls eastern Libya. Some EU states – including Italy – want to “collaborate” with Hafter to curb immigration, according to an investigation conducted by EL PAÍS and Lighthouse Reports

The southern region of the ‘red island’ was thought to be the first country that would experience famine as a result of climate change, but experts warn that the cause of this crisis is structural poverty

One out of every 74 people in the world have been forced to leave their homes due to violence, persecution and natural disasters, according to UNHCR

The outbreak of conflict in Khartoum has led to over 385,000 people fleeing to troubled Chad, Ethiopia, South Sudan, Egypt and Central African Republic, all of which were already hosting hundreds of thousands of refugees

On February 26, a boat carrying around 200 migrants capsized 40 meters off the Italian coast. Various agencies failed to detect the risk and did not activate a rescue operation on time. An investigation by EL PAÍS with ‘Lighthouse Reports’ and other media outlets exposes the fatal chain of errors

Migrant rescues have been criminalized, and new laws prevent humanitarian organizations from saving lives

The Spanish non-profit Open Arms plucked 50 people from a sinking boat, including a pregnant woman and a baby. EL PAÍS witnessed the operation

An experiment in Medellín suggests vector control using the mass introduction of a species infected with a parasitic bacteria could be the most promising strategy yet against dengue fever

A team of researchers from Barcelona has studied the cellular mechanism that allowed a woman to be ‘functionally’ cured despite not taking antiretrovirals

Leader of Brazilian indigenous group in Spain to condemn his people’s forced displacement

A missionary group is raising awareness about children accused of witchcraft in the African country

NGOs claim that on-the-spot handovers violated existing agreements between Spain and Morocco

The first generation of Chinese children to be adopted by Spanish families in 1995 is turning 18 A documentary charts the difficulties they faced fitting into a society unused to immigration

Hundreds of women are working in virtual slavery in brothels throughout the province Trapped by their debts to traffickers, they have seen their conditions worsen with the crisis

Almustafa had been receiving hospital treatment in Spanish North African exclave of Melilla

Around 2,000 demonstrators clash with riot police in demonstration against Citizens Safety Law

Youngsters were sold to migrants who passed them off as their own to enter Spain

Child Focus launches national lottery poster campaign to find Hodei Egiluz

A survivor of an underground blast reflects on last month's tragic accident in León