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    More than 200,000 Yazidis still displaced in Iraq: UN
    The New Arab
    • 5 days ago

    More than 200,000 Yazidis still displaced in Iraq: UN

    Genocide Emergency: Democratic Republic of the Congo
    Will Brown & Tom Shacklock | Genocide Watch
    • Aug 3

    Genocide Emergency: Democratic Republic of the Congo

    Commemorating The Barzani And Anfal Genocides in Iraq
    Kurdistan Regional Government
    • Jul 31

    Commemorating The Barzani And Anfal Genocides in Iraq

    Meta Slammed for Covering Up Facebook Hate Speech in India
    IAMC
    • Jul 30

    Meta Slammed for Covering Up Facebook Hate Speech in India

    FORSEA Event To Honor Four Executed Myanmar Activists
    FORSEA
    • Jul 28

    FORSEA Event To Honor Four Executed Myanmar Activists

    Genocide Watch Report: Islamophobia in Asia
    Genocide Watch
    • Jul 25

    Genocide Watch Report: Islamophobia in Asia

    ICJ rejects Myanmar objections to Rohingya genocide case
    Fortify Rights
    • Jul 22

    ICJ rejects Myanmar objections to Rohingya genocide case

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    Turkey wasting huge sums to deny Armenian Genocide
    The Armenian Weekly
    • Jun 30

    Turkey wasting huge sums to deny Armenian Genocide

    By Harut Sassounian FILE - Huge crowds of Armenian Americans march during an annual commemoration of the deaths of 1.5 million Armenians under the Ottoman Empire, in Los Angeles, April 24, 2019. ©VOA2022 The Turkish government’s denial of the Armenian Genocide is as futile as a man who repeatedly hits his head against the wall, hoping the wall will give way. For more than a century, successive Turkish governments have done everything in their power to cover up the heinous cri
    Migrants in Libya forced into rape for food:UN
    Arab News
    • Jun 30

    Migrants in Libya forced into rape for food:UN

    Investigators described how migrants in detention face “acts of murder, torture, rape and other inhumane acts” A flimsy rubber boat collapsed and sank off Libya's coast, leaving at least 30 people missing and feared dead This photo taken on Monday and handout on Tuesday by Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sand Frontieres, MSF) shows a rescue operation of 71 people from a rubber boat in distress, by the crew of the charity’s Geo Barents migrant rescue ship. (AFP) GENEVA/CAIRO
    Reporter shot in Mexico, 12th journalist killed there this year
    The Guardian
    • Jun 30

    Reporter shot in Mexico, 12th journalist killed there this year

    Attacks on the press have increased 85% in the three years since president Andrés Manuel López Obrador took power Police officers guard the area where Antonio de la Cruz was killed in Ciudad Victoria. Photograph: Reuters 29 June 2022 Yet another Mexican reporter has been shot to death, bringing to 12 the number of journalists killed this year in the country, one of the world’s most dangerous for media workers. Antonio de la Cruz, 47, was shot on Wednesday as he was leaving hi
    Rights activist on hunger strike against arbitrary detention
    The Friday Times
    • Jun 30

    Rights activist on hunger strike against arbitrary detention

    By News Desk |June 30, 2022 Human rights activist Arsalan Khan, who was forcibly picked up from his house in Karachi by Rangers personnel, before being released amid social media outrage, has gone on a hunger strike until he gets justice from the the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) governments. Announcing on Twitter that he is locking himself up in his house with his family, and going on a hunger strike, he said he will not call it off un
    Army gives Burkinabes 14 days to evacuate vast areas
    Ghanaian Times
    • Jun 30

    Army gives Burkinabes 14 days to evacuate vast areas

    Photo: © 2022 Ghanaian Times Burkina Faso’s army has given civilians two weeks to evacuate vast areas in northern and southeastern regions of the country in advance of military operations against rebel fighters. The military evacuation order follows a major attack by rebels on June 11 that left at least 100 civilians dead and displaced thousands more. The West African country’s army this week ordered civilians to leave two large “military interest zones” to protect them, but
    South Korea endangered deported North Korean fishermen
    Josh Smith | Reuters
    • Jun 29

    South Korea endangered deported North Korean fishermen

    There was an expectation their rights would be violated when they were turned over to North Korean authorities.
    Philippines Orders Rappler to Shut Down
    my @genocidewatch.org
    • Jun 29

    Philippines Orders Rappler to Shut Down

    The New York Times By Sui-Lee Wee June 29, 2022 Maria Ressa, the co-founder of the independent news organization, said she would appeal the decision, calling it “harassment and intimidation.” Rappler offices in Pasig City, suburban Manila, on Wednesday.Credit...Maria Tan/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images The Philippine government has again ordered that Rappler, the news website co-founded by Maria Ressa, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, be shut down for violating foreign owner
    South Africa Risks Race War, Opposition Warns
    Bloomberg
    • Jun 29

    South Africa Risks Race War, Opposition Warns

    By Antony Sguazzin DA’s Steenhuisen says anti-migrant sentiment may ‘jump fence’ South Africa has been dogged by bouts of xenophobic violence Action SA President Herman Mashaba Photographer: Sharon Seretlo/Gallo Images/Getty Images South African politicians are risking conflict between different local ethnic groups and races by encouraging xenophobia against migrants from other nations on the continent, the leader of the official opposition said. Two new political parties, Ac
    Kazakh Official Says Six protestors Were Tortured To Death
    Radio Free Europe/ Radio Liberty's Kazakh Service
    • Jun 29

    Kazakh Official Says Six protestors Were Tortured To Death

    Shyndaliev's comments come amid demands by rights activists and some who survived the brutality for more transparency.
    Serbia to Probe Playing of Anti-Bosniak Song in School
    Balkan Insight
    • Jun 28

    Serbia to Probe Playing of Anti-Bosniak Song in School

    Milica Stojanovic The Education Ministry said it will investigate after videos were published by media showing pupils dancing to a nationalist, anti-Bosnian Muslim song at a school end-of-year celebration in the Serbian city of Novi Sad. The Vasa Stajic elementary school in Novi Sad. Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Micki. Serbian Education Ministry said on Thursday evening that it will carry out a review at the at the Vasa Stajic School in the northern city of Novi Sad and that “the
    At Least 50 Migrants Found Dead in Truck in Texas
    Al Jazeera
    • Jun 28