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- Simone Veil, French feminist and politician who survived the Holocaust, dies at 89
Fewer than 70 people have received the Grand Cross since Napoleon Bonaparte established it in 1802.
- The ‘Ivanka Trump of North Korea’ captivates people in the South at the Olympics
around her — well, around the four North Korean bodyguards who surrounded her as she walked through train
- Over half of Rohingya girls who fled violence became child brides - UN survey
More than half of Rohingya Muslim girls who fled violence in western Myanmar ended up becoming child Since 2012, violence and communal clashes in Myanmar's Rakhine state have forced more than 168,000 of refer them to a partner or shelter that cares for vulnerable women," UNHCR Asia spokeswoman Vivian Tan
- Turkey in Turmoil and Chaos Since Purge Aimed at Dissenters
More than 8,000 army officers, 8,000 police officers, 5,000 academics and 4,000 judges and prosecutors with reporters that those let go had been “replaced by ordinary people” who had “all gone through very transparent professors in the university’s human rights law department have been let go, and it has had to scrap more than
- South Sudan's civil war creates a new lost generation
officials warn of ethnic cleansing, their data create a harrowing portrait of innocence lost: More than More than 17,000 have been child soldiers for the government or various rebel groups. Joyce and Florence are two teenage girls in the Bidi Bidi refugee settlement where more than 270,000 There are more than 100 students per teacher, with no school materials, and many children don't receive Still, the refugee children have a better chance at education than those left behind.
- 8,000 People Displaced by Recent Violence in Wau, South Sudan
the protection of civilians (PoC) site adjacent to the UN Mission in South Sudan base, joining more than More than 7.5 million people, out of an estimated population in South Sudan of 12 million, are in need of humanitarian assistance, including more than 4.9 million people facing severe food insecurity due
- German government adopts international anti-Semitism definition
Berger called for police training on the subject and for the next government to appoint a permanent anti-Semitism
- Killings spark fear, rumours in Rohingya refugee camps
In July alone, more than 270 children were treated for life-threatening severe acute malnutrition, according to the Inter Sector Coordination Group report, while more than 1,900 other children were admitted for One of the victims of the recent violence, Mohammad Ayub, who ran a shop, had been charged with handing
- More news on deaths, injuries from Kalma IDP camp, South Darfur
“The security forces are reportedly terrorising the merchants and transport workers and preventing the
- Foreign Secretary Shahidul: The Rohingya are forcibly displaced Myanmar nationals, not refugees
Presenting the report at the programme, Transparency International Bangladesh Executive Director Dr Iftekharuzzaman
- The Lady vanishes: Suu Kyi goes missing as an assassin ends Myanmar's democracy dream
On February 26, more than four weeks after the killing, Myanmar's Office of the President distributed effectively continue to operate as a state within the state, maintaining its grip despite all the talk of a transformed , where they still dominated all aspects of Burmese society in much the same way they have for more than there has been a facile, childlike enthusiasm for democratic change, a belief the country was being transformed Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said the military is "more than happy to
- 11 Years, $300 Million and 3 Convictions. Was the Khmer Rouge Tribunal Worth It?
Credit Damir Sagolj/Reuters BANGKOK — After spending more than a decade and nearly $300 million, the embedding the idea of justice, the absence of impunity, into public consciousness, to help Cambodia transition after 23 years, with a record of 83 convictions and 19 acquittals and a price tag estimated at more than











