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Mental Health Crisis Deepens in ICE Detention Facilities Amid Rising Suicide Attempts

Reports reveal inadequate mental health support in ICE detention centers, with a growing number of detainees experiencing suicidal ideation and attempts.

By Nadia Hassan • September 16, 2025 3 MIN READ

Daniel Cortes De La Valle, now in Colombia, endured four suicide attempts during his year-long detention in Louisiana.

U.N. Panel Finds Evidence of Genocide Against Palestinians in Gaza

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A damaged family photograph showing Mansour Kikhia with his wife Baha Omary Kikhia and their daughter Jihan. Mansour was abducted in December 1993 and has not been seen since.

Documentary Unveils a Daughter’s Search for Her Father’s Fate Under Qaddafi’s Regime

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Evin prison’s office building after Israeli airstrikes struck Tehran in June, leaving significant structural damage.

Damaged but Operational: Evin Prison Resumes Detention of Political Prisoners

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Portrait of sisters Laila and Layan Ghbees.

Uncovering the Fate of Syria’s Missing Children

An in-depth investigation reveals the disappearance of thousands of Syrian children amid the Assad regime’s brutal crackdown, shedding light on a tragic chapter of the country’s conflict.

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A Ukrainian soldier surveys the skies for Russian drones in the largely devastated and deserted town of Kostiantynivka, June.

The Challenges Facing Ukraine in Relinquishing the Donbas Region

As talks of territorial exchanges arise, Ukrainians remain steadfast against surrendering the Donbas due to deep military, humanitarian, and political implications.

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Migrants arriving on Gran Canaria, Spain, in the previous year.

Spain Charts an Independent Path with Bold Immigration Policies

While many Western nations tighten immigration controls, Spain is embracing newcomers with progressive reforms that could grant citizenship to over a million migrants, reflecting a unique blend of pragmatism and historical openness.

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Western Nations’ Conditional Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Highlights Diplomatic Contradictions

France, Britain, and Canada’s recent declarations to recognize Palestinian statehood mark a significant diplomatic shift amid Gaza’s humanitarian crisis. However, their conditional approach contrasts sharply with the unrestrained support Israel continues to receive, underscoring ongoing international double standards.

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In May, protestors gathered at Shaar Hanegev junction near Gaza’s border, displaying images of Israeli hostages alongside pictures of children killed in Gaza strikes.

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Mental Health Crisis Deepens in ICE Detention Facilities Amid Rising Suicide Attempts

U.N. Panel Finds Evidence of Genocide Against Palestinians in Gaza

Documentary Unveils a Daughter’s Search for Her Father’s Fate Under Qaddafi’s Regime

Damaged but Operational: Evin Prison Resumes Detention of Political Prisoners

Uncovering the Fate of Syria’s Missing Children

The Challenges Facing Ukraine in Relinquishing the Donbas Region

Spain Charts an Independent Path with Bold Immigration Policies

Western Nations’ Conditional Recognition of Palestinian Statehood Highlights Diplomatic Contradictions

Growing Israeli Opposition Voices Concern Over Gaza Conflict

Court Orders Release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Blocks Immediate Deportation

Inside Florida’s Remote Everglades Detention Center: Struggles and Controversies

Deadly Clashes Erupt in Kenya Amid Nationwide Anti-Government Protests

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Mental Health Crisis Deepens in ICE Detention Facilities Amid Rising Suicide Attempts

U.N. Panel Finds Evidence of Genocide Against Palestinians in Gaza

Documentary Unveils a Daughter’s Search for Her Father’s Fate Under Qaddafi’s Regime

Damaged but Operational: Evin Prison Resumes Detention of Political Prisoners

Uncovering the Fate of Syria’s Missing Children