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- Independent press on trial this week in Turkey
When the first hearing in his trial was held in June, more than a year after his arrest, 12 of the 13 Around 150 media outlets have been closed, mass trials are being held, and more than 100 journalists
- U.N. Security Council Pushes Myanmar on Accountability Over Rohingya
NATIONS — The United Nations Security Council urged Myanmar’s government on Wednesday to carry out transparent “The members of the Security Council in light of the importance of undertaking transparent investigations
- Rohingya crisis: A postscript
Bangladesh, as a host to the over 600,000 refugees that fled Myanmar since August 25—more than half of More than 59 percent of those children were shot, 15 percent burned to death, 7 percent beaten to death Bangladesh needs more than luck at this point.
- Communicating Peace through Stories of Shared Hardship & Genocide Survival.
SWITZERLAND PROVIDES SUPPORT TO TOUR GUIDE TRAINING PROGRAMME. This training would not be possible without the generous contributions from the Swiss Cooperation Office In collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism (MoT), the Anlong Veng Peace Center will train 30 tour The programme encompasses two training sessions of five days of instruction and practical training in The vision of the tour guide training is for each tour offered by the Anlong Veng Peace Center to be
- Security in the Aftermath of ISIS
The peace there has held for more than two decades. a reliable U.S. ally and an autonomous region with independent elections and greater press freedoms than (and its allies) better situated to create such a safe zone than in northern Iraq—specifically, the Tal oil firms are eager to extract these resources, and the revenue derived from them, when placed in a transparent As international, national, and regional forces push ISIS out of Nineveh Province, planning the transition
- Kenya: A Historic Decision, A Tough Road Ahead
In particular, they should ensure that the expensive electronic system procured to improve transparency in transmission of results is deployed effectively and results posted without undue delay. deeper reforms of the security forces will be needed, involving in particular greater investment into training Some observers subsequently took the unusual step of criticising the lack of transparency and speed in
- Second Genocide Trial of Guatemala's Former Dictator Rios Montt
Guatemala's 1960-1996 civil war led to the deaths of more than 200,000 people and was the bloodiest among
- Burma says it will not let outside world investigate Rohingya 'genocide' claims
Ms Suu Kyi, who came to power last year as apart of a transition from military rule, has been criticised for failing to stand up to the more than one million stateless Rohingya Muslims.
- Turkish State of Fear
‘I’ve lost everything’ He was then transferred to prison, where he shared a cell built for seven with Translated by George Miller (c) 2018 Le Monde diplomatique https://mondediplo.com/2018/04/05turkish-repression
- Finding Oscar: Film Screening and Discussion
Avenue, NW Washington, DC In a mass killing during Guatemala’s civil war, soldiers murdered more than
- An Open Letter to Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director General of the UN’s World Health Organiza
Working through offices in more than 150 countries, WHO staff work side by side with governments and failure to confirm the findings of Sudanese labs tests in Geneva, using stool samples appropriately transferred special conditions for shipping (e.g., specimen has to be collected and stored in a special fluid called transport The regime’s motive is transparently a desire that the “reputation” of Sudan not be compromised by associations Your failure to transport stool samples from victims in Sudan to Geneva for official confirmation of
- U.S. Sudan Policy Continues to be Defined by Disingenuousness and Distortion: Radio Dabanga’s interv
Indeed, rather than releasing Mudawi, officials of the Khartoum regime brought capital charges against partially removed, Sudanese politicians said that this will improve Sudan's economy by easing cash transfers Leadership, governance, oil revenue transparency, and capacity building were terribly and consequentially the Darfur Peace and Accountability Act (2006), which President Bush signed to block the property and transactions heinous crime generates no international outrage” | January 2016 | http://wp.me/p45rOG-1QG [Arabic translation









