The lives behind India’s darkest year
This year marks the 37th anniversary of India’s genocide and documentarians are still unraveling the stories behind the tragedy today.
‘We ran away from murder, torture and rape’: Oromo Ethiopians ask Manchester to ‘stand with them’ in protest
Around a hundred protesters turned out to call on the UK Government to act on and stop supporting the killing of Oromo people in Ethiopia, in Albert Square yesterday.
Rob’s Rwandan reform: One man’s ‘God-given’ mission to transform an African village
A Manchester man transformed by newfound faith has spent years helping some of Rwanda’s poorest villagers, hoping that his latest endeavour can help give the country and its children a life away from its harrowing past.
Hyde grandmother who battled childbirth mortality in rural Cambodia to present findings to UK midwives
2,900 women die each year in Cambodia in pregnancy
Survivors of Saddam Hussein’s brutal regime fight for Iraq-Kurdish genocide recognition in Manchester campaign
Justice4Genocide remember 180,000 Kurds killed.
South Sudan one year on: Manchester Sudanese refugees optimistic about future for world’s youngest nation
MM look back at one year in the life of Sudan as a country
Piccadilly Gardens memorial marks 24th anniversary of Iraqi Kurdistan poison attacks
The horrific chemical attack on Halabja, Iraq, was today marked by a memorial at Piccadilly Gardens.
Manchester’s Zion Arts Centre premiers Anne Frank production
Manchester’s Zion Arts Centre is hosting the premiere of Souvenir d’Anne Frank in support of the national Holocaust Memorial Day later this month
Residents across Manchester get ready to remember victims of the Holocaust
Residents in Stockport and Oldham are invited to remember the victims of the Holocaust in public events later this month.
