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- Regional MPs lament inaction at Yangon meeting, call for stronger ASEAN response to Rohingya crisis
Asian parliamentarians today expressed disappointment at the outcome of yesterday’s meeting of ASEAN foreign “Sadly, ASEAN foreign ministers caved to Aung San Suu Kyi’s sweet talk and have seemingly put the Rohingya ASEAN foreign ministers offered humanitarian assistance but largely shied away from questioning the Myanmar One notable exception was Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman.
- US racism on the rise, UN experts warn in wake of Charlottesville violence
They also noted with sadness that two Virginia State Police officers were also killed in a helicopter
- EU, Khartoum process, blind-eye to human rights in Sudan
Sudan’s law enforcement and judicial officials conflate trafficking and smuggling, resulting in criminal
- Call for Vietnamese blogger’s release on eve of her trial
walked into a complaints bureau in Phu Ly and accused several people there of being plainclothes police officers
- The Increasingly Ominous Fate of U.S. Sudan Policy Under President Trump
During his last week in office Obama declared there had been sufficient “positive action over the past the very regime the former president had repeatedly accused of genocide—both before and after taking office intelligence, “red meat” for the wolves in the intelligence community that increasingly dominates U.S. foreign The CIA office in Khartoum is the largest office in the Middle East.
- U.N. Peacekeeping Faces Overhaul as U.S. Threatens to Cut Funding
debate early next month whether peacekeeping is still “fit for purpose,” according to a note from her office Among the nearly 92,000 uniformed personnel, there are fewer than 70 American soldiers and police officers Haley’s office asks fundamental questions about the value of peacekeeping operations. Coast and Haiti, where all but a few hundred police officers are scheduled to remain. The mission in Darfur, with more than 17,000 soldiers and police officers, is a prime target of cuts.
- Yemen’s war is so out of control, allies are turning on one another
After the separatists took control of much of Aden, Hadi’s officials were confined inside the presidential
- Rewarding Policies that Starve Children in the Nuba Mountains of South Kordofan
And yet it continues, and all signs from U.S. diplomats and military/intelligence officials make clear passage from leaked minutes of an August 31, 2014 meeting of the most senior military and security officials religious freedom” (this language was ignored out of ignorance or mendacity by the current senior U.S. official this is primarily the responsibility of the militias, most notably the Rapid Support Forces (RSF)—now officially leader of the Nuba, Abdel Aziz al-Hilu and his Blue Nile counterpart, Malik Agar, and senior SPLM/A-N official
- IDC Chapter Activities
Khouri and the Chicago Chapter met with Cynthia Bajjalieh, Director for Constituent Services for the Office Keep checking IDC National Office and Chapters' Events on our website.
- South Sudan: Top Leaders Fail to End Abuses
Marial Nour Jok, military intelligence chief since April 2014, and the superior of officers accused of On July 21, 2017, AU Commission, South Sudanese, and UN officials met in Juba to discuss the Hybrid Court
- Bodies of Rohingya children ‘shot dead by Burmese police’ found washed up on river bank
Its human rights official Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein hit out at the “brutal security operation” against the
- ‘Convert or we will shoot you’: survivor account of a Christian mother and son held captive by ISIS
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