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- Uganda: Program for Male Rape Victims Threatened by Antigay Law
There have even been efforts to educate and enlist police officers to help male refugee victims inside Ugandan LGBTs have escaped torment, torture and violence committed sometimes, they say, by Ugandan police officers
- United Nations Expert Says There Are “Elements of Genocide” Against Myanmar’s Rohingya
Rohingya since 1978 based on three years of extensive archival research and interviews with military officers Their right to identity and citizenship is officially denied; in other words, they are not recognized
- Aung San Suu Kyi and the world of Buddhist Islamophobia
anti-Muslim racists, at every level of society, but also because governments such as the US and the UK
- Tracking Conflict Worldwide - November 2011
Earlier in the month three ethnic Serbs including a Kosovo Police officer were wounded, one fatally, UN Joint Human Rights Office report 9 Nov documented 188 rights violations Nov 2010 -Sept 2011, most Madagascar New PM Omer Beriziky 2 Nov took office as part of Sept political roadmap. UK embassy stormed 29 Nov by protesters after announcement of unilateral British sanctions; all Iranian diplomats expelled from UK.
- Steps Towards Peace: Putting Kashmiris First
in the country’s history that criminal charges were levied against the perpetrators of terrorism on foreign
- Tracking Conflict World Wide - February 2006
UK FM Straw warned would consider UN sanctions if no headway made. Top military officers “retired” in end to minor rebellion by marines, Daily Tribune newspaper’s offices UK Northern Ireland Sec. Head of military resigned after allegations officers tortured 21 recruits. Protesters threw stones at headquarters of international observers in Hebron and EU offices in Gaza in
- Blue Scarves and Yellow Stars: Classification and Symbolization in the Cambodian Genocide
Zone of Democratic Kampuchea, execution of all teachers, doctors, lawyers, soldiers and government officials If you wore glasses, or could speak a foreign language, or were educated, you were classified as an enemy





