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- Darfur Wasn’t Saved
asserting a failed Save Darfur campaign with its celebrity backers has a better chance of getting published than The advocacy movement faltered when it came to translating its noisemaking into effective policy, said
- The children of South Sudan's war face hunger, rape and other violence on their long, often-soli
Even before the fighting, children on average received less than five years of schooling, and more than Of the more than than a million people who have fled to refugee camps in Uganda, 61% are children. “He ran into some government soldiers and he was shot,” Lutana said. She ran but they killed her mother. Helena, 11, ran back to the house where her teenage sisters were watching two small brothers.
- Ten Injured in Explosion at Surabaya's Police Headquarters, Indonesian Officials Say
The church attacks occurred within minutes of each other, according to Surabaya police spokesman Frans
- Such a strange silence: India's stand on the Rohingya crisis
with the focus of his stops in Bangladesh and Myanmar on the reconciliation and rehabilitation of more than Nor did India refer to anything other than the terror strike by the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army while This should have been easier for India than for China, given it already works with them on regional issues
- Afghanistan: Gunmen attack TV channel in Kabul
services that they have a duty to protect the media and journalists,” said Reza Moini, the head of RSF’s Iran
- Luis García Meza, Bolivian Dictator Jailed for Genocide, Dies at 88
1980, returned from exile in Peru when the Bolivian Congress, meeting for the first time after more than was educated at La Salle, a Christian school, and graduated from the Military College, which he later ran
- Taner Akçam: Turkey’s Apologies for Genocide ‘Not Enough’ to Reinstate Historical Justice
We can never ‘transport’ the big civilization which the Armenians created in their historical homeland
- Refugees, migrants, IDPs: Protecting people on the move—without distinction
History shows us that people on the move have often been treated as an inconvenience rather than as being determination, and uncertainty about the future’—and they are entitled to our respect and support rather than vulnerable people on the move as a threat to the established order and as a risk to be managed rather than the way they were categorized and treated depended more on what was convenient for the authorities than colonial authorities in Hong Kong quickly decided that those arriving there were economic migrants rather than
- Myanmar 'starving out' Rohingya in Rakhine: Amnesty
subtle measures to squeeze people out, making life so intolerable that they have little option other than
- Double vision: dark times for the Rohingya echo past horrors – in pictures
More than 74,000 Rohingya have fled from neighbouring Myanmar since October 2016. The siege of the city was the longest in modern history – almost four years – during which more than Conflict over the breakaway enclave of Transnistria has made the former Soviet republic one of the poorest
- Myanmar hardline monks vow to stay on Facebook despite ban
Ei Myat Noe Khin, a manager of Yangon-based Phandeeyar, which helped Facebook translate its Burmese-language
- ISIS Returnees Bring Both Hope and Fear to Chechnya
survived in Syria and, of those who did survive, how many will return to the North Caucasus, rather than Of course, such steps are far easier said than done, especially in Chechnya, which is notorious for indiscriminate The reality is more complex than simply men forcing women to travel, Saratova concedes. A Crack of Light in a Very Dark Tunnel Kadyrov has been harsher than any of his North Caucasus counterparts











