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Where are the tears for Sudan?
By Jeff Zhou Source: Amnesty International Introduction On the morning of Friday, April 11, 2025, Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) breached Zamzam refugee camp in North Darfur, the country’s largest site for people displaced by the war. Once inside, they fired indiscriminately at men, women, and children; the killing spree lasted for over 70 hours. Official estimates claim up to 400 people were killed in Zamzam, although a committee established to unearth the
Young Diplomats Society
Mar 275 min read


A home away from home: Resetting the Canada-Australia relationship
By Jamileh Hargreaves Source: Young Diplomats of Canada An interview with Jaclyn Hiebert, Canadian Youth G7 2025 Delegate, discussing policy decisions that reflect young people’s needs, values and priorities at the G7. Intro: America under President Trump poses the greatest challenge to the rules based post-War era. Other major economies and nations are seeking to manage the consequences of his “America First” agenda...and this became clearly apparent at the Kalanaskis G7.
Young Diplomats Society
Mar 177 min read


Australian refugee deportation
By Christina Cushen Source: The Guardian Introduction Australia’s treatment of refugees and asylum seekers in offshore and mainland detention centres has been long criticised by human rights advocates and the United Nations. The Australian Government continues to violate its international obligations by arbitrarily detaining people and breaching the non-refoulment policy by sending asylum seekers and refugees back to the country where they escaped. Through case studies in wh
Young Diplomats Society
Feb 277 min read
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