top of page

Search Results

Search results for "twenty civilian deaths"

3589 results found for "twenty civilian deaths"

  • China Backs Myanmar at UN Security Council

    Salvation Army—dubbed a terrorist organization by the Myanmar government—attacked security forces and civilians for its southern neighbor, regardless of whether the country is ruled by men in uniform or an elected civilian responsibility to adhere to international humanitarian law, which includes refraining from attacking innocent civilians

  • Darfur Needs You!

    Fourteen years into Darfur's catastrophe and civilian casualties increase each day while the world remains Violence, rape, arrests, and torture have devastated the lives of the innocent civilians in Darfur. At the beginning of 2017, the Sudanese army attacked innocent civilians in the cities of Nertiti and UNAMID spokesperson, Aicha Elbasri reported that UNAMID had not reported deaths and sexual violence committed And in the span of twenty-four hours on October 14, 2014, 221 women and girls were raped in Tabit village

  • By Stifling Migration, Sudan’s Feared Secret Police Aid Europe

    headed by Salah Abdallah Gosh, one of several Sudanese officials accused of orchestrating attacks on civilians a division of the Sudanese military that was formed from the janjaweed militias who led attacks on civilians

  • The growing threat of conflict in the Horn of Africa

    Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki prioritises strategic depth rather than diplomatic assurances.

  • Unrelenting Violence in Darfur: Recent Reporting by Radio Dabanga

    The UN/African Union Mission in Darfur (UNAMID), which took up its civilian protection mandate exactly ten years ago, has never seemed more impotent and unresponsive to civilian needs. the National Islamic Front/National Congress Party regime—promising catastrophic effects on poorer civilians [In addition to the RSF, irregular militia forces continue to present intolerable risks to civilians RSF and the army began collecting illegal arms and unlicensed vehicles from civilians in the regions

  • Compounding the Failure: The African Union Continues to Betray Darfur

    With it, the African Union is now complicit in forcing defenseless, displaced civilians into areas of a lifting of Khartoum’s barbarous humanitarian blockade targeting hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians

  • Refugee testimonies contradict Burmese government version of the August 25 “terrorist attacks”

    Civilians were shot at indiscriminately, elderly and children slaughtered, women raped, and villages baby when she ran into a BGP soldier, who pushed her over, pulled the baby from her arms, knifed it to death The target of the attacks was clearly the entire civilian population of the villages, with the intent The similar pattern of atrocities, involving slaughter of hundreds of civilians, including women and His siblings were shot and knifed to death, and his mother beaten to death.

  • Rohingya crisis may be driving Aung San Suu Kyi closer to generals

    “Some children are close to death by the time they make it across the border,” Unicef said. Inside the country, rumours have swirled about tussles between the civilian government and the military claiming to speak with Aung San Suu Kyi’s authority briefed foreign reporters on the creation of a civilian-led

  • Statement attributable to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on attacks in Rakhine State, Myanm

    necessary measures to curb attacks by criminal elements in the region, the security forces must protect civilians

  • Rewarding Policies that Starve Children in the Nuba Mountains of South Kordofan

    bombardment of the Nuba Mountains—by Antonov bombers attacking fields, agricultural production, and civilian War in these regions has been predominantly war against civilians: they have been the primary targets The identification of the civilian population with the military resistance is made clearest in a passage We must starve them, so that, commanders and civilians desert them and then we can recruit the deserters Peace Agreement (January 2005) were coming into focus—is that the people of the Nuba will fight to the death

  • India’s crisis of legitimacy

    Calls for the Chief Election Commissioner’s resignation reflect the depth of that distrust, but a resignation

  • NEWS BRIEFING: Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis: How the Catholic Church Can Promote Dialogue

    Violence has spread: more than 100 civilians and at least 43 members of the security forces have reportedly with the insurgents, but then arrested him for collaborating with them, and in 1970 condemned him to death differences in tone, both Anglophone and Francophone bishops condemned the heavy military crackdown on civilians

bottom of page