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Mohammed Harun Arsalai
Mohammed Harun Arsalai is an independent journalist - his work has been featured in the Nation, Al Jazeera, LA Times, TRT World, Muftah Magazine, The New Arab, OZY, AJ + among many others Mohammed is cofounder of the independent media project, Documenting Afghanistan. Currently on the based between the US, the EU and his native Afghanistan, Mohammed has reported on US social movements, police violence, and racism in the past. His recent work focuses on refugees, the "war on terror", and militant groups operating in Afghanistan. Mohammed is a writer, researcher, photographer, videographer and is fluent in both English and Pashto.
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Documents have been submitted to the International Criminal Court (ICC), charging the European Union with “crimes against humanity” over the deaths of African migrants and refugees attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea from Libya into Europe.
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Inside Kabul Refugee / IDP Camp - Pul E Sheena - In Bagrami district of Kabul Province
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Everyone Wants to Talk About the MOAB, But Not About Afghan Lives
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Refugees clashed with police and security at Moria camp on the Greek island of Lesvos on Monday night as frustration and anger spread turned into open clashes. Riots broke out after detained refugees were informed that they would be returned to Turkey
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On October 2, European Union leaders and Afghan government officials signed an agreement called the “Joint Way Forward” (JWF). The deal declared that the EU could deport Afghan asylum seekers in unlimited numbers. Human rights groups and activists have alleged the JWF deal is the result of “blackmail.”
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The EU should stop blaming NGOs for saving lives at sea and start tackling the problems that force people to migrate.
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