Compensation

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Families of apartheid victims sue SA govt for damages
Africa

Families of apartheid victims sue SA govt for damages

Twenty-five victims' families and survivors of apartheid-era political crimes have sued the South African government over what they say is its failure to properly investigate those offences.
Uganda court orders state to compensate warlord's victims
Africa

Uganda court orders state to compensate warlord's victims

A Ugandan court has ordered the government to pay victims of a former Lord's Resistance Army commander up to $2,500 each.
Zimbabwe identifies over 500 recipients of farm seizure compensation
Africa

Zimbabwe identifies over 500 recipients of farm seizure compensation

The Zimbabwean government has identified more than 500 recipients of compensation after their lands were forcibly taken in the early 2000s.
Victims of Chad's ex-leader get first state compensation
Africa

Victims of Chad's ex-leader get first state compensation

The victims of Chad's former President Hissene Habre, who was convicted of crimes against humanity, have begun receiving state compensation.
Former Twitter executives sue Musk for $128m pay
Business

Former Twitter executives sue Musk for $128m pay

Four former Twitter executives have sued the platform's owner Elon Musk for a $128 million compensation, citing unfair dismissal.
Why drilling black gold in Uganda is a double-edged sword
Africa

Why drilling black gold in Uganda is a double-edged sword

Oil-rich Uganda's drilling sites are a hive of activity, with several companies at work to meet the current projection of proceeds flowing in by 2025. The optimism contrasts with environmental red flags and compensation issues.
King Charles faces questions over colonial injustices as he visits Kenya
Africa

King Charles faces questions over colonial injustices as he visits Kenya

King Charles starts a state visit to Kenya, with the Buckingham Palace saying he will acknowledge "painful aspects" of history.
Netherlands to pay citizens $5.8m over airport noise
World

Netherlands to pay citizens $5.8m over airport noise

The Dutch government will pay some 3,000 residents of Amsterdam a total of $5.8 million over noise pollution by the Schiphol Airport.
Kenyan victims of 1998 bomb blast demand compensation
Africa

Kenyan victims of 1998 bomb blast demand compensation

Kenyan victims of the 1998 bomb blast in Nairobi are demanding compensation from the United States’ government.
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President Erdogan reiterates Türkiye's call on Israeli war crimes

President Erdogan reiterates Türkiye's call on Israeli war crimes

Turkish President Erdogan criticises Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and the war crimes of Israel, remarking that Türkiye's priority is to ensure a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian aid to the besieged enclave.
UK signs new Rwanda treaty to deport asylum seekers

UK signs new Rwanda treaty to deport asylum seekers

British interior minister James Cleverly says the treaty addresses all the issues raised by the Supreme Court last month.
AU expresses concern over dissolution of Guinea-Bissau's parliament

AU expresses concern over dissolution of Guinea-Bissau's parliament

The Chairperson of the African Union Commission Moussa Faki Mahamat urges dialogue to preserve the ''stability and unity of the country.''
Turkish First Lady advances action plans after Palestine solidarity summit

Turkish First Lady advances action plans after Palestine solidarity summit

Turkish First Lady Emine Erdogan reviews the action plans of the Initiative Movement that followed the "One Heart for Palestine" summit, which she hosted at the Presidential Dolmabahce Office in Istanbul on November 15.
Sudanese refugees in Chad face dire water shortage

Sudanese refugees in Chad face dire water shortage

Sudanese refugees in Chad are facing serious water shortage, Doctors Without Borders agency has said.
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