The EU Commission is expected to present a new climate target on Tuesday, aiming for a 90 percent reduction in emissions by 2040.

Paul Mackenzie, a cult leader, is charged with the murder of 191 children in Kenya. He convinced his followers that starvation was the only way to Heaven.

MARPI clinic in Kampala, Uganda, is the only state clinic offering treatment to the most at-risk populations, including sex workers and sexual minorities. Despite homosexuality being illegal in Uganda, MARPI provides a safe space for these individuals to receive healthcare without fear of repercussions. The clinic's director, Peter Kyambadde, emphasizes the right to health services for all, despite societal stigma. Support from organizations like Amicaall and AIDS-fondet, funded by Danida, helps maintain operations. Another clinic, IceBreakers, also serves the LGBT community, discreetly located and funded by foreign aid. However, the lack of coordinated efforts and transparency in projects like MARPS, which was also supported by Danida, has been criticized for inefficiency. The article highlights the challenges faced by sexual minorities in accessing healthcare in a country where homophobia is prevalent.

Yazidi refugees from Iraq, around 300 in number, have found temporary shelter in a former sports club in Batman, Turkey, after fleeing the terror of the Islamic State (IS) in Northern Iraq. The sudden influx of refugees, including 1.62 million from Syria, has overwhelmed Turkey's asylum system, leading to an average wait time of nearly eight years for UNHCR registration. Sado Khuduhr, a Yazidi refugee and former interpreter for the US forces in Iraq, recounts his harrowing escape from IS and his uncertain future as he awaits a crucial interview with ASAM in Ankara, hoping eventually to reach the USA through a special program for interpreters.