45 h. ago 'Dangerous' woman who repeatedly encouraged teenage girl to take her own life is jailed

Nadine Sparrow, 20, admitted she had repeatedly encouraged a teen victim to take her own life after the two met at a hospital in King's Lynn, Norfolk, last year

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3 d. ago Schoolgirl took own life after being bullied by pupils over family's immigration status

Jocelyn Rojo Carranza, 11, passed away on February 8, five days after she was discovered unresponsive in her family home.

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3 d. ago Girl, 11, takes own life after classmates bullied her and threatened to call immigration on her family

Jocelyn Rojo Carranza, 11, took her own life after being bullied by students at Gainesville Intermediate School in Texas, according to her mother Marbella

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3 d. ago Girl, 11, takes own life after classmates bullied her and threatened to call authorities

Jocelyn Rojo Carranza, 11, took her own life after being bullied by students at Gainesville Intermediate School in Texas, according to her mother Marbella

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3 d. ago Girl, 11, takes own life after being bullied by fellow pupils over family's immigration status

Jocelyn Rojo Carranza, 11, died five days after she was found unresponsive at home with her mother claiming she was bullied at school with kids threatening to call immigration services

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3 d. ago US deportees moved from Panama City to Darién jungle region, lawyer says

Local paper says 170 of 299 people kept under watch in a hotel transported to dense and lawless regionA group of immigrants deported from the US to Panama last week have been moved from a hotel in the capital to the Darién jungle region in the south of the country, according to a lawyer representing an immigrant family.Susana Sabalza, a Panamanian immigration lawyer, said a family she represents was transferred to Metetí, a town in the Darién, along with other deported people. La Estrella de Panamá, a local daily, reported on Wednesday that 170 of the 299 people who had been in the hotel had been moved to the Darién. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Human rights are not a ‘loophole’ – why can’t families from Gaza like mine seek safety in the UK? | Ghassan Ghaben

When another Palestinian family was allowed to stay here, I saw a glimmer of hope. Now the prime minister wants to put it outAs the devastation in Gaza continues, Palestinian families in Britain are racing against the clock to try to bring our loved ones to safety. News finally came of a successful family reunification – but instead of being able to feel a moment of relief for this one family, we’ve had to face a vicious political and media backlash.The UK media, government and even the prime minister have fixated on a “loophole” that allowed a mother, father and four children from Gaza to be granted the right to live in the UK via the Ukraine family scheme. It obscures the reality that there is no Gaza family reunification scheme, forcing Palestinians to navigate an immigration system that offers no clear pathway to safety.Ghassan Ghaben is a member of the Gaza Families Reunited campaignDo you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a respo...

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