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- The Rohingya: Silent Abuse
This mirrors the widespread official and public prejudice against them. This discrimination has created tension and in October 2016 at least nine police officers were killed announced a fact-finding mission to Myanmar but the government said in June that it would deny entry to officials
- The Modest Diplomatic Promise of North Korea's Charm Offensive
leader Kim Jong-un by May has overshadowed analysis of talks in Pyongyang between North and South Korean officials Nor will it forego its newly enhanced nuclear capabilities any time soon. True, but top U.S. officials believe that Kim’s weapons development would continue even were testing must now follow through on the statements attributed to Kim in a way that would not hold for any other official Leaving senior government officials to deal with the South Korean visitors would have given North Korea
- Dancing with the demon of destruction
A reign of terror has been let loose in northern Arakan. As Mark Farmaner of Burma Campaign UK, in his incisive piece published on HuffPost on September 13,
- 17 press freedom groups condemn raid against pro-Kurdish daily
Two officials purporting to be from the Savings Deposit Insurance Fund (TMSF) are in place at the print We call for the release of the arrested staff members and printworkers and official confirmation from
- Rohingya rape survivors' harrowing stories of abuse at the hands of the Myanmar military.
IBTimes UK shares their harrowing stories of abuse at the hands of the Myanmar military.
- Yazidi women struggle to return to daily life after enduring Islamic State brutality
She moved to the nearby capital of Kurdistan, where she works with foreign journalists and aid workers
- Extra troops in Myanmar’s Rakhine will advance 'Rohingya genocide': rights group
The state is home to around 1.2 million Rohingya, who have long been officially labelled "Bengali" -- Last October, a security crackdown was launched after nine police officers were killed in Maungdaw.
- Yemen: Attack on Refugee Boat Likely War Crime
The official state news agency of the United Arab Emirates reported that a UAE military source denied and 8,272 wounded, the majority by coalition airstrikes, according to the United Nations human rights office a full stand-alone inquiry in September 2016, but passed a resolution mandating the UN human rights office Governments should fully support the office’s expanded investigative mandate in the absence of a standalone “Despite the growing mountain of evidence of coalition abuses, the US, UK, and France seem more focused
- Violent Mortality in the Darfur Genocide: A matter of international indifference and prevarication–a
This fact was conveyed to me directly by the senior UN official overseeing the last collection of data Rahman (reported to Human Rights Watch by a defecting militiaman named “Ahmed”): Ahmed, a 35-year-old officer Two senior RSF officials, the commanding officer, Alnour Guba, and Col. ****** Darfur Mortality Update, 6 August 2010—an update, November 2016 [1] [Of note: The Guardian (UK
- Cambodia's Khmer Rouge Tribunal: Mission Accomplished?
After surmounting many hurdles, the Cambodian Tribunal, officially the Extraordinary Chamber in the Courts Pol Pot, his top military commander Ta Mok, Foreign Minister Ieng Sary, and others died before the ECCC
- Letting Burundi go: ICC withdrawal test for international commitment to justice International Justic
The ICC's Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) has not requested permission from the judges to open a formal her latest briefing of the diplomatic corps in The Hague earlier this month on the activities of her office
- International human rights and free speech organisations express grave concerns as Cumhuriyet trial
bars for having exercised their right to freedom of expression’, said said Nora Wehofsits, Advocacy Officer









