New York Times
- Sep 13
Philippines Rejects ICC Probe Into Duterte’s War on Drugs
The New York Times By Jason Gutierrez Sept. 8, 2022 The Marcos government rejected a request to let prosecutors resume an inquiry into...
Africanews/AFP
- Aug 25
Chad: New Clashes between Herders and Farmers
A camel herder puts down his animals for the night, in a village in the Mao region. Copyright © Africanews - Rebecca Blackwell/AP. Nine...
The Globe and Mail
- Aug 17
Odinga rejects election result, throwing Kenya into turmoil
An estimated 1,500 people were killed in postelection violence after the disputed 2007 election.
Hong Kong publishers excluded from trade fair
By Sum Lok-kei At least three booksellers say they were banned from the annual jamboree as the city embarks on ‘new form of censorship’...
Reuters
- Jul 11
Brazil Politician Killed as Pre-Election Violence Escalates
Marcelo Arruda, supporter of Brazilian former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, killed by an alleged supporter of Brazilian President...
PinkNews
- Jul 6
UK trans people don’t feel safe on the street
Majority of Brits would support family coming out – but trans people don’t feel safe on the street.
Hong Kong Lawyers: The Next Target of National Security Law
By Kari Soo Lindberg Veteran attorneys leave city in wake of national security law. Beijing says legislation has restored stability in...
Hong Kong texts claim city never was British colony
The new books also adopt Beijing’s narrative that the 2019 protest movement was driven by “external forces."
Fiona Neibart
- Jun 10
Country Report: Angola
© Osvaldo Silva/AFP/Getty Images Genocide Watch: Angola August 2021 Angola gained independence from Portugal in 1975, and immediately...
Turkey Anti-Terrorism Laws Freeze Opposition Accounts
New report sheds light on how Erdogan gov't weaponizes mechanisms to prevent terrorist financing to target his opponents The Stockholm...
