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- Year in Review
Civilian Protection Act The Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act aims to alleviate violence currently transpiring resettlement to a halt, specifically targeting refugees from seven Muslim-majority countries: Syria, Iraq, Iran We have raised nearly $5,000 to train young Burmese leaders to identify and respond to various threats
- Photos from Khmer Rouge Secret Prison S-21-January 10, 1979.
“Never again" becomes more than a slogan: It's a prayer, a promise, a vow. Translation into English by Dacil Q. Keo. Project supervised by Youk Chhang. (Interview transcript in both Khmer and English can be provided upon request) For more information, please
- ‘Safe Zones’ for Rohingya Refugees in Burma Could Be Dangerous
Few details of this proposal have emerged, other than that the UN would supervise these areas. freedom of movement for those inside, conditions within “safe zones” could be as bad, if not worse, than
- The Vivian G. Prins Fellowship 2018 at the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holo
emergent and established experts from around the world with opportunities for professional development and training
- Amid Pence promises, persecuted Iraqi Christians still in perilous limbo
claims to make no distinctions based on religion or ethnicity, was espoused by the U.N., where more than Accountability Act of 2017, Smith wants to see the law explicitly support, among other things, the transfer
- Yugoslavia Tribunal Leaves Rich Legacy, but ‘Immense’ Challenges Remain
Serge Brammertz, the tribunal’s chief prosecutor, said: “It seems as if today, there are more conflicts than The Yugoslavia tribunal, which received reports of more than 20,000 rapes in Bosnia, went further, ruling Jarvis, the prosecutor, said that of the 90 convictions at the Yugoslavia tribunal, more than half included
- French bank BNP Paribas accused of complicity in Rwandan genocide
have doubted the genocidal intentions of the authorities of the country for which it authorized the transfer In their complaint against BNP, the NGOs claim the bank “authorised two transfers of funds [totalling more than $1.3 million] on June 14 and 16, 1994, from the account that the National Bank of Rwanda held Hutu colonel Théoneste Bagosora concluded an arms sale in the Seychelles on the day after the second transfer testimony given by Bagosora himself before the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda describing the transfer
- U.N. Human Rights Chief Condemns Trump’s Attacks on Media
Mr. al-Hussein also condemned the president’s comments regarding Muslims, minorities and transgender anti-Semitic attacks in the United States in the first three months of this year was 86 percent higher than
- Gravestones vandalized in Jewish cemetery in Eritrea
The last Jewish family left Eritrea more than ten years ago.
- Burmese Migrants Report Discrimination in Citizenship Verification Process
tents, on mats, and on pieces of cardboard, waiting for their queue numbers to be called, some for more than
- China, Russia oppose UNGA resolution
the systematic violation and abuse of human rights” of Rohingyas in Rakhine State that forced more than Only in its first month, the crackdown killed some 6,700 Rohingya Muslims, including more than 700 children
- Rohingya try to enter Bangladesh to flee Myanmar violence
The militants launched the attacks overnight Thursday on more than two dozen police and border outposts Roshida Khatun, 40, crossed into Bangladesh on Saturday morning along with more than 30 other Rohingya group, the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, took responsibility for the Thursday night attacks on more than The clashes were deadlier than an attack by the militants on three border posts last October that killed the army of carrying out massive human rights abuses including killing, rape and burning down more than









