With femicide and maternal mortality rates rising at home and the risk of forced rebel recruitment or sexual assault if they flee, there are no easy choices.
Investigators say they’ve widened the net to uncover fresh evidence of crimes against the Rohingya and other minorities. But accountability is elusive as the UN-mandated mission comes to an end.
More than 680,000 Afghan refugees and migrants could be pushed home this year. New research shows they’ll face lower income, higher unemployment, and rising debt.
