Mayra Veliz, general secretary of the attorney general’s office, said a team of 16 prosecutors would Officials began to transfer other children and adolescents who lived in the home to other facilities. Speaking to a congressional panel on Thursday, police officials and fire officials blamed each other Officials have cited troubles at the home since 2013. from the human rights prosecutor’s office believed that the girls had been locked in as punishment for

Thai police officials, bureaucrats and Myanmar nationals are among the defendants. Thai officials initiated the case in 2015 after the discovery of more than 30 bodies at an abandoned They are not officially recognized by the government as an ethnic minority group, and for decades the

The next day the government officially dubbed the ARSA “extremist Bengali terrorists” and published warnings After an outcry, the official name was changed to “ARSA extremist terrorists." been admitted to hospital in Bangladesh with gunshot wounds and burns, with some dying, said a U.N. official

For two years, he spent two weeks out of each month at a U.N. field office in Geneva and a week conducting

Also worrying, according to a news release issued by the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human NGOs) to obtain authorization from the Minister of the Interior for any activity and that the work of foreign

daylight in a public place that is among the country’s most secure and that regularly hosts national and foreign democratic elections, it left in place a Constitution that barred anyone with a spouse or child with foreign Richard Horsey, a political analyst and former United Nations official in Yangon, called the move a legal The office of Myanmar’s president, U Htin Kyaw, said in a statement on Monday that the attack had been Aung San Suu Kyi, later said that the statement by the president’s office had been made on her behalf

Bangladesh has only allowed about 33,000 Rohingya to register as official refugees; they live in two Afruezul Haque Tutal, a senior police officer in Cox’s Bazar, blamed the violence on turmoil within the

Working through offices in more than 150 countries, WHO staff work side by side with governments and

A Myanmar border guard police officer stands guard in Tin May village, Buthidaung township, northern

Also, American and Sudanese officials agreed to resume talks on the remaining sanctions.

A UN officer working in Geneina, however, claims authorities used stolen livestock as a pretext to target State Department officials then announced in January relief from U.S. sanctions that would become permanent intensified its daily patrols in and around Nertiti following the reports of violence, UNAMID Media Relations Officer Khartoum effectively blocksjournalists, both local and foreign, from covering the conflicts in Darfur

“The office felt a bit like the Wild West,” said Michelle Jarvis, a deputy to the chief prosecutor, who