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Politicizing Medicine in Bahrain

Politicizing Medicine in Bahrain

One of the uprisings in the Middle East that has failed to garner a lot of attention is the situation in Bahrain. Even though Bahrainis took to the Lulu Roundabout much the same way Egyptians did in Tahrir Square just days after Mubarak’s ouster and before major protests broke out in Libya, the story itself […]

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Bangladesh Refuses to Register More Rohingya as Refugees

The government of Bangladesh will not register the Rohingya who are currently living in squalor outside the bandustani refugee camps in Cox Bazaar.   There are already some 28,000 registered refugees in the two camps that comprise the state sanctioned shelter that has been provided the Rohingya.  That space–whatever its hue–has been set aside for […]

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