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  • 140 Nigerian Christian Farmers Slain by Fulani Jihadists

    I am yet to take stock of (the deaths in) Barkin Ladi,” Mutfwan said. Amnesty International’s Nigeria office told The Associated Press that it has so far confirmed 140 deaths There were fears of a higher death toll as some people remained unaccounted for.

  • Syria: Oil refinery attacks raise fears of ‘grave escalation’

    The attack also caused some damage to civilian property and will deprive displaced families who rely The attack also caused damage to civilian property [Courtesy: White Helmets] “Using ballistic missiles

  • El Salvador detainees tell of abuse in jail

    Human rights organization Cristosal tallied 153 incarceration deaths during the first year of the state “There are registries in the Forensic Medicine Institute that establish the cause of death as strangulation “Meaning they’re violent deaths.” In mid-June, the Attorney General’s Office said it had shelved 142 inmate death cases that could not was the National Civil Police inspector general, said there should be accountability in the inmate deaths

  • Genocide Warning: Turkey Is Planning Genocide in Northeast Syria

    Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has announced his intention to create a “twenty-mile buffer zone Hundreds of civilians around Afrin, including Christians, Yazidis, and other religious minorities displaced Turkish forces intentionally targeted civilians, a war crime, and forceably displaced most of Afrin’s the population, imposed harsh curfews, cut off water and electricity supplies, killed thousands of civilians

  • Panama Homicides Rise 6% as Femicides Jump 78%

    Attempted femicides rose from 13 to 18, while other violent deaths of women increased from 11 to 13.

  • 9 Protesters Killed in Indonesia’s Papua Province

    “It is true that there were attacks on civilians, causing 10 of them to suffer gunshot wounds and led

  • Genocide Watch Report: Islamophobia in Asia

    The targeting of innocent, unarmed Muslim civilians cannot ever be justified as counter-terrorism operations immediately after The Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) attacked 30 police and army posts, killing twenty recognized ethnic groups by Myanmar, Kaman Muslims also face institutional discrimination and suffered many deaths government to engage in terrorist activities so that the government can justify its attacks on Rohingya civilians Families have to report each death immediately or else they are fined by NASAKA.

  • Boko Haram attacks Nigerian village, killing over 100

    Boko Haram has since splintered into different factions, together accounting for the direct deaths of Idi Barde Gubana gave a much lower death toll of 34 from Sunday’s attack. Contradictory statistics are a common trend in the security crisis, with the death toll from survivors

  • Sudan's ruling generals, protest leaders sign power-sharing deal

    Khartoum, over the details of an agreement reached earlier this month to establish a joint military-civilian Authorities put the death toll at 61, including three members of the military. The body will have a total of six civilians, including five from the Forces of Freedom and Change (FFC The body will be headed by a general during the first 21 months of the transition, followed by a civilian agreement] will set a precedent that we can have a transition jointly managed by the military and the civilians

  • Last Member of Brazilian Indigenous Group Dead

    Authorities in Brazil did not comment on the cause of the man’s death, nor his age, but said “there were “Everything indicates that the death was from natural causes,” said FUNAI, a government agency under “With his death, the genocide of this Indigenous people is complete,” said Fiona Watson, Survival International

  • Malaysia PM: North Korea ‘holding our citizens hostage’

    North Korea banned all Malaysians from leaving the country, as relations worsen over the death of Kim

  • Central African Republic: Civilians pay the price of renewed, brutal fighting

    As conflict spreads and intensifies in the Central African Republic (CAR), dozens of civilians are being Civilians are traumatised and many have fled to the bush where they are surviving on whatever they can When cities change hands, civilians are the first to suffer. “The nature of the conflict is evolving and traumatized and helpless civilians find themselves trapped As the balance of power is contested, the turf wars leave civilians to suffer.

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