'I buried my smallest child under a bush': starvation and sorrow in South Sudan
By Jason Burke The news spreads fast during the day. The raiders are coming. Two columns of fighters, each thousands strong, armed with...
The Guardian
Jul 23, 2017
Venezuela: Video Footage Exposes Brutal Repression
Human Rights Watch issued a multimedia report today that shows the scale and brutality of violent repression of protests by Venezuelan...
Human Rights Watch
Jul 21, 2017
ISIS Defeated, Christians Still Face Uncertain Future in Iraq
By Erik Rosales Although the United States and other coalition forces have driven ISIS from Iraqi cities like Mosul, the task of...
CBN News
Jul 21, 2017
Watch List 2017 – Second Update
Nigeria: Growing Insecurity on Multiple Fronts Nigeria is facing a time of uncertainty and peril. President Muhammadu Buhari’s failing...
International Crisis Group 1
Jul 20, 2017
Political Violence on the Rise in Zimbabwe
A man reacts to teargas fired by police at protesters calling for electoral reform in Harare, Zimbabwe, July 12, 2017. © 2017 Reuters ...
Human Rights Watch
Jul 20, 2017
Thai court issues verdict in Rohingya mass graves case
A Thai court has found dozens of people guilty in the country's biggest ever human trafficking case, which began in 2015 after the...
!a Deutsche Welle 1
Jul 19, 2017
Inside the ‘glaringly dysfunctional’ UN mission in Myanmar
When Tomás Ojea Quintana made his last visit to Myanmar as UN human rights envoy in 2014, the head of the UN country mission picked him...
IRIN News
Jul 17, 2017
Sri Lanka’s Difficulty With Truth
War is messy, leaving in its wake, not just death, injuries and destruction, but persistent distrust. To heal, there needs to be...
Human Rights Watch
Jul 13, 2017
Hungarian Government Stoops to New Low with Hate Campaign
Everywhere you turn in Budapest these days, there are posters and billboards portraying a grinning George Soros, the Hungarian-born...
Human Rights Watch
Jul 12, 2017
Starvation hits Burma’s Rakhine state as food supplies dwindle
By Caleb Quinley A girl wears thanakha powder on her face in a Rohingya refugee camp outside Kyaukpyu in Rakhine state, Burma, May 17,...
Asian Correspondent
Jul 9, 2017
Bosnian community to remember genocide through walk Saturday
Bowling Green’s Bosnian community will commemorate the 22nd anniversary of the deadly Srebrenica Genocide on Saturday by marching...
Aaron Mudd | BG Daily News
Jul 8, 2017
Why grassroots activists should resist being ‘professionalised’ into an NGO
Activists from the global south hear, far too often, from our donors that we should “learn how to become professional” and “make NGO...
Sunil Babu Pant | Medium
Jul 7, 2017
