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- Asia’s Version of Aleppo is Happening in Burma
Suu Kyi, the leader of the democracy movement who now tenuously steers the country, and for Burma’s foreign northern part of Rakhine state at three posts near the border with Bangladesh, killing nine police officers
- US Ambassador Rejects Govt Implication of Aid Agencies in Rakhine Attacks
The Myanmar government reported the discovery of aid items in suspected militant camps in a number of official
- Communicating Peace through Stories of Shared Hardship & Genocide Survival.
This training would not be possible without the generous contributions from the Swiss Cooperation Office
- Rapporteur ‘disappointed’ UN rights panel divided on Myanmar
Based in part on her 12-day trip to Myanmar in January, a 25-page report issued by her office this month international pressure over alleged abuses against members of the country’s Muslim Rohingya minority, has said official The estimated 1 million Rohingya in Buddhist-majority Myanmar face official and social discrimination
- New Evidence Suggests Saudi-led Coalition Endangering Civilians with Use of Banned Cluster Munitions
the Saudi-led coalition were British-produced BL-755 cluster munitions sold and exported prior to the UK
- Journalists kept at bay during Papua New Guinea elections
Christine Copland, said her client had no chance to speak when the gag order was imposed because court officials
- Values Voter Summit: Whose Values?
Here's how: Let people know that President Trump is lending the legitimacy of his office to a hate group
- 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.
- How to Help Iraq’s Religious Minorities
Yet on Sept. 15 the “Imam Khomeini” elementary school and mosque complex opened there at an official
- Zimbabwe’s Very Peculiar Coup
A great variety of sentiments are being expressed, from relief and excitement that Mugabe's long reign If Mugabe steps down from office, Mnangagwa could be sworn in as interim leader.
- Reflections on the Cruel and Subtle Costs of Racism and Bigotry
Robert Harris’ fictionalized story, An Officer and a Spy, tells of the Dreyfus affair, in which the Captain's
- Myanmar leaders must nurture the country’s many potential ‘Aung La Nsangs’
Myanmar army commander-in-chief Senior-General Min Aung Hlaing issued an official statement of congratulations A youngish colonel I knew, who is now a four-star general in the Commander-in-Chief’s office, asked me
