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6 Apr 2025
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GB News: Afghan civil rights defender's asylum plea rejected by UK as Taliban poses 'no risks'
An Afghan woman, known as Mina, who worked on women's rights projects, has had her asylum claim rejected by the UK Home Office, which stated she faces "no risk" from the Taliban if returned to Afghanistan. This decision follows a significant drop in the approval rate for Afghan asylum cases.
Mina expressed shock and fear at the refusal, highlighting the dangers she faced while working to support women in Afghanistan. Despite evidence of deteriorating women's rights in the country, the Home Office concluded there were no compassionate factors in her case warranting asylum.
Le Monde: The invisible army of Ukrainian volunteers: 'Without them, the country's defense and society would have suffered enormous losses'
Since the Russian invasion, over 71% of Ukrainians have engaged in volunteer work, crucial for the country's defense. In Rakivka, a group called The Library Spiders creates camouflage nets and supplies essential items like jackets and stretchers to support soldiers on the front lines.
These volunteers, often connected through social media, believe their contributions, though seemingly small, are vital for survival and morale. Their efforts exemplify the collective resilience of Ukrainian society amid ongoing conflict.
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The Telegraph: Russian spy sensors found hidden in UK waters
Russian sensors believed to be intended for spying on British nuclear submarines have been discovered in UK waters. The Royal Navy located these devices after several washed ashore, raising concerns about national security.
Moscow is reportedly attempting to gather intelligence on the UK's Vanguard submarines, which are equipped with nuclear missiles, with at least one currently deployed as part of Britain's continuous deterrent strategy.
Times Of Israel: Anti-Israel UK Labour MPs barred from entering Israel after airport interrogations
Two British Labour MPs, Abtisam Mohamed and Yuan Yang, were denied entry to Israel at Ben Gurion Airport due to their intent to document Israeli security forces and promote anti-Israel rhetoric. The Israeli Interior Ministry stated their claims of being part of an official delegation were false.
UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy condemned the decision, calling it unacceptable and counterproductive. He emphasized the UK government's focus on negotiating a ceasefire and ending the conflict in Gaza, where hostages are still being held by Hamas.