Stephanie Ott

Al Jazeera meets refugees con­cerned by the suc­cess of Ger­many’s far-right par­ty, which tar­gets refugees and Mus­lims.

A group of Syr­i­an tor­ture vic­tims, now refugees in Ger­many, have tak­en a key step on the long road to­wards jus­tice.

Ger­man court has re­ject­ed Anas Modamani’s re­quest for Face­book to seek out and re­move posts link­ing him to ‘ter­ror­ism’.

Anas Modamani has tak­en Face­book to court over false news sto­ries us­ing the pho­to to link him to ‘ter­ror­ism’.

Farah worked with the US mil­i­tary in Iraq. Her hus­band was killed and her fa­ther kid­napped be­cause of it.

Shock at par­ty in­tend­ed to cel­e­brate a Clin­ton vic­to­ry in Trump’s home town – a res­olute­ly De­mo­c­ra­t­ic city.

In 1987, my moth­er worked at Ha­vana’s icon­ic Ho­tel Na­cional as part of a cul­tur­al del­e­ga­tion from East Ger­many.

Men and women hop­ing to suc­ceed Ban Ki-moon ex­plain how they will rep­re­sent in­ter­ests of plan­et’s sev­en bil­lion peo­ple.

In­dige­nous Pana­ma­ni­ans fail to ben­e­fit from coun­try’s grow­ing wealth and dis­pute no­tion that mon­ey equals rich­es.