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  • Malaysia Country Report 2023

    British forces routinely tortured and executed Malay civilians and suspected insurgents during the war They held over 500,000 civilians in squalid camps called “New Villages”. Malay, Chinese and Indian relations mostly remained calm under Prime Minister (PM) Mahathir Mohamad’s twenty-year Despite a history of police abuse and numerous deaths in custody, the government passed the 2021 Independent The state has also criminalized LGBTQ+ relations with a maximum sentence of twenty years in jail and

  • Syrian Children Freeze to Death. Bombs Rain Down. And ‘Nobody Cares.’

    Ahmad Yassin Leila and his infant daughter Iman, who froze to death. At 18 months, Iman Leila had frozen to death. Russia has promised to reinstate the cease-fire even as its planes bomb civilian hospitals. After nearly a decade of heartbreak and death, conversations about Syria tend to circle the same painful print on Feb. 27, 2020, Section A, Page 1 of the New York edition with the headline: Children Freeze to Death

  • Pakistan claims 70 Taliban killed along Afghan border

    By AFP and AP Afghan officials deny claims, as they accuse Pakistan of targeting civilians and violating Pakistan’s state media reported that the death toll had jumped to 80; however, there was no official South Asian neighbours, negotiated following deadly border clashes that killed dozens of soldiers, civilians Afghanistan denies claims The Afghan Ministry of Defence said in a statement that “various civilian areas government spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid said “people’s homes have been destroyed, they have targeted civilians

  • Burkina Faso: deadly attack in East by Jihadists

    Burkina Faso, to demand "more security", three days after a deadly attack on a neighboring town whose death Burkina Faso has seen a resurgence of jihadist violence since the beginning of the year, with dozens of deaths - civilians and soldiers - almost every week. Last week, the army announced a "provisional death toll" of 51 in an ambush targeting soldiers on February The violence has left more than 10,000 civilians and soldiers dead since 2015, according to NGOs, and

  • Bosniak Ex-Fighters Convicted of Killing Serb Detainees

    total of 30 years in prison for the inhumane treatment, unlawful detention, torture and killing of civilians five years, and Pasaga Cajic, Samir Dzambic and Mirsad Zilic to two years for wartime crimes against civilians They were found guilty of the inhumane treatment, unlawful detention, torture and killing of civilians that Refik Morankic was in a position of authority and gave instructions to his soldiers to detain civilians “The court has determined that he took part in concealing and covering up the death of that civilian,

  • The United Nations Fails Sudan, Again

    United Nations Fails Sudan, Again   By Rebecca Tinsley   Founder, Waging Peace In Sudan ten million civilians In practice, Antonio Guterres’s proposals will keep Sudanese civilians alive with humanitarian aid so Twenty years ago, at the height of the targeted ethnic killing in Darfur, I interviewed survivors in Nor is the UN calling for a no-fly zone over Sudan to prevent the continual bombardment of civilians. Guterres ruled out intervention to protect civilians or deliver aid.

  • Sudan Genocide Emergency: January 2025

    Civilians continue to bear the brunt of this war: murdered, sexually assaulted, displaced, and left to LeMonde estimated in November 2024 that at least 150,000 civilians have died as a result of the war. With 90% of deaths in Khartoum going unrecorded , experts believe death and casualty statistics to be North Darfur’s capital, El Fasher, has been a deathtrap for civilians since the RSF besieged the city The SAF and RSF block humanitarian assistance from reaching civilians .

  • Sudan’s war came to represent the worst of humanity

    The AU has a responsibility to intervene to protect civilians. at all times between civilians and combatants and between civilian objects and military targets”. – the suffering of the Sudanese civilians will not come to an end in the foreseeable future. Today, the global community, and especially the AU, faces a simple choice: Remain passive while the death As such, it is time for the AU to intervene in Sudan’s war in order to protect civilians.

  • OCHA Warns Baidoa Violence Deepens Humanitarian Crisis

    conflict in Baidoa, warning that repeated violence is worsening an already severe humanitarian crisis for civilians The violence also caused significant damage to civilian infrastructure. Bay Regional Hospital and Bayhaw Hospital reportedly recorded 11 deaths and 86 injuries, including eight deaths caused by stray bullets near RP Hotel. maximum restraint and take all necessary measures to prevent further violence and protect civilians

  • DRC Ebola Emergency: Calls Grow For Urgent Humanitarian Aid

    The latest situation report records 8,067 confirmed cases and 3,901 deaths, putting the case fatality Residents have faced “armed violence, threats and intimidation against civilians, arrests, forced displacement Mama also stressed that the civilian character of the site must be preserved and that families “who have Mama called for the protection of civilians and safe, unimpeded humanitarian access, while reaffirming

  • The Silence of Violence: The Remaking of Modern Aerial Warfare

    This intensifies asymmetries and deepens accountability gaps, while simultaneously reshaping civilian The civilian consequences are already documented in contemporary conflicts. In Ukraine, the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission documented at least 395 civilians killed and 2,635 The UN found that attacks appeared to involve intentionally targeting of civilians and could thus amount Grey Zones and Civilian Protection Other components of the field continue to exist in legal grey zones

  • As Myanmar Fighting Swells, a Desperate Flight to the Border

    Intensifying clashes between security forces and insurgents in western Myanmar sent terrified civilians By Eric Nagourney The civilians are Rohingya, a predominantly Muslim minority group that faces repression On Sunday, a statement from the country’s de facto leader, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, said the death toll But civilians may be at the greatest risk. February said the military crackdown on the Rohingya had led to gang rape, the killing of hundreds of civilians

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