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- Turkey’s Genocide of the Assyrians Was an Islamist Crime
Joseph Yacoub’s Year of the Sword: the Assyrian Christian Genocide, published in French in 2014 and translated Christian Pfander, the German-American Pastor of Urmia (in today’s northwest Iran), wrote that “in the Ascertaining the number of abducted Assyrian women has proved more elusive than establishing the death
- The uncertain fate of Rohingya women
During my visit this month to Rohingya makeshift settlements in Cox's Bazar, currently sheltering more than Myanmar army in Rakhine State, I found that Rohingya women are especially vulnerable to many forms of transgressions It has been more than a month since they last received relief assistance. to the point where Rohingya women are expressing relief for being beaten up by their husbands rather than
- Nazi collaborator monuments in Lithuania
honors include a memorial plaque in Lazdiljai and another in Panevėžys; a street in Kaunas; a combat training
- Four Rohingya killed in Bangladesh camp fire
Police and a Red Crescent official said a candle sparked the fire late Thursday at a UN-run transit camp The victims had only arrived from Myanmar in the past week and were waiting at the transit centre to More than 650,000 Rohingya have arrived in Bangladesh since August 25 after Myanmar's security forces Many refugees start at transit centres set up along the Bangladesh-Myanmar border before they are brought that flimsy tents and bamboo and tarpaulin shelters set up to house the refugees are potential fire traps
- Preserving Brutal Histories, One Garment at a Time
Brennan headed an exhaustive operation, organizing climate-controlled storage and training the Tuol Sleng
- Caliphate in Retreat
On May 23, Algeria’s Defense Ministry announced it had captured 22 jihadists in less than two months. Even if AQIM is less extreme than one of its predecessors, the Armed Islamic Group, which fought in Algeria Since 2005, AQIM is believed to have kidnapped more than 80 individuals. example, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Tizi Ouzou Province reported that there were more than
- The Social Roots of Jihadist Violence in Burkina Faso’s North
Burkina’s transition government blocked funding for the construction of several mosques, which fuelled Only a close circle of loyal supporters followed him to Mali for training. Finally, Djibo is closer to the Malian border (about 60km) than Dori (about 160km). But in addition to equipment, it is training that is really needed. The Burkina believe it is more effective to work in three rather than five.
- Burkina Faso: A Report’s Conclusions, Presented on the Ground
Burkina Faso over the past three years; Rinaldo previously lived and worked in the country for more than Crisis Group’s many interviews on the ground show that the crisis stems more from social unrest than The meeting was focused on the sustainability of financing development in the north, the training of the report The Social Roots of Jihadist Violence in Burkina Faso’s North has already been read more than
- By Stifling Migration, Sudan’s Feared Secret Police Aid Europe
In practical terms, the approach is working: The number of migrants arriving in Europe has more than independent charities and aid agencies, mainly for food, health and sanitation programs for migrants, and for training Salim, who heads the European and African Center for Research, Training and Development. Credit Patrick Kingsley/The New York Times More than 50 Sudanese seeking asylum in Europe have been deported
- Sexual violence devastating, humanitarian needs mounting in Rohingya crisis
More than 10,000 new arrivals have been reached at these spaces, including nearly 900 reporting gender-based The 36-year-old received urgent medical services from UNFPA-trained health personnel. UNFPA has also distributed more than 6,000 dignity kits with essential hygiene items such as sanitary Many of the midwives are also trained in the clinical management of rape.
- EU, Khartoum process, blind-eye to human rights in Sudan
Sudanese forces, including the RSF, collude with human traffickers and smugglers rather than responsibly summarily tried for immigration violations; and can be jailed, fined, and deported without due process or transparency the Ethiopian government asked Sudan to pick him up, although he has been living in Khartoum for more than Such deportations are likely more frequent than media reporting suggests.
- Farm attacks – an evil within
Claims of kingpins in charge of well-planned crime operations with connections in government, highly trained maintained the belief that their attackers were a mix of South African and Zimbabwean with military training In another attack the assailants allegedly ran more than 4 km while carrying rifles to their getaway one such incident, which resulted in the farmer being shot in the head, indicated a form of formal training “More than 60 shots were fired. My husband shot back with a .38 revolver.










