Humanitarian Access in Darfur Revisited
The headline in a dispatch from Radio Dabanga obliges us to ask about the issue of international humanitarian access in Sudan, one that...
Sudan - Research, Analysis, and Advocacy 1
Feb 11, 2018
SA leads the way in tackling hate crimes
When compared to the rest of the continent, South Africa is leading the way in trying to deal with issues of hate crimes. On Thursday,...
Genocide Watch
Feb 9, 2018
Call for applications to the 2018 ICL Course
We are glad to announce that the Siracusa International Institute for Criminal Justice and Human Rights - the new public name adopted by...
Genocide Watch
Feb 8, 2018
Myanmar 'starving out' Rohingya in Rakhine: Amnesty
Authorities in Myanmar have robbed, abducted and deliberately starved Rohingya men, women and children, in an effort to make life "so...
Al Jazeera
Feb 8, 2018
The Cost of Escalating Violence in Afghanistan
Over one week, as many as 130 people, the overwhelming majority civilians, were killed in twin attacks claimed by the Taliban in Kabul....
International Crisis Group 1
Feb 7, 2018
Colosseum to be lit red for persecuted Christians
The Roman Colosseum will be illuminated by red lights later this month to draw attention to the persecution of Christians around the...
Hannah Brockhaus | Catholic News Agency
Feb 7, 2018
‘They want to erase us.’ Hunger used to target Rohingya
By Foster Klug Abdul Goni says the Myanmar government was starving his family one stage at a time. First, soldiers stopped the Rohingya...
Washington Post
Feb 7, 2018
How Bell Pottinger, P.R. Firm for Despots and Rogues, Met Its End in South Africa
By David Segal If an autopsy could have been performed on Bell Pottinger, Britain’s most audacious public relations firm, the cause of...
New York Times 1
Feb 4, 2018
A Grim History in the Making: Sudan News and Commentary, January 28 – February 4, 2018
Herewith I’ve provided news and commentary on events throughout Sudan for the past week. January/February 2018 is likely to be recorded...
Sudan - Research, Analysis, and Advocacy 1
Feb 4, 2018
How Crimean Tatars Defy Moscow's Pressure
Bakhchisaray, Ukraine - Mumine Saliyeva cannot forget how masked, gun-toting pro-Russian security officers pounded on her door last...
Al Jazeera
Feb 2, 2018
‘There’s no personal freedom in Sudan,’ says rights lawyer
In December 2016 Tasneem El-Zaki was arrested and put into isolation in a Sudanese prison for three months. The human rights lawyer was...
Sorcha Pollak | Irish Times
Feb 1, 2018
AP Investigation Details Shocking Massacre, Mass Graves Of Myanmar Rohingya
The Associated Press on Wednesday published a report detailing the existence of several previously undisclosed mass graves of Rohingya...
NPR 1
Feb 1, 2018
