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Refugees

Brother, Go

From an interview with the Sudanese human-rights lawyer Jamal Abdallah Khamis, recorded last October by Human Rights Watch. On June 14, 2023, paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and Arab militias overwhelmed…

Friends Like These

From resolutions passed by the United Nations General Assembly since 1982 for which the United States and Israel were the only two member states, of more than 150 nations, to…

Rumination

by Lucienne S. Bloch,

From “Inside Stories,” an essay published in the Winter 2021 issue of Five Points. I used to visit an elderly woman who lived in a single room in an apartment…

Two Germanys

by Sigrid MacRae,

The East, the West, and the meaning of home

State of Exception

Host Violet Lucca,Guest Alexander Dziadosz

The permanently temporary status of Syrian refugees in Lebanon

State of Exception

by Alexander Dziadosz,

Lebanon’s cruel solution to the refugee crisis

In Plain Sight

Host Violet Lucca,Guest Annie Hylton

The movement to hold Syrian war criminals to account in foreign courts

In Plain Sight

by Annie Hylton,

The search for Syrian war criminals in Europe

The Storyteller

by Harper’s Magazine,

Pierre Jarawan explores the evolution of identity and home in his debut novel

Without a Trace

by Matthew Wolfe,

Missing, in an age of mass displacement

Without a Trace

by Harper’s Magazine,

The story of one man’s search for his brother speaks to the pain of hundreds of thousands of missing migrants’ families

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