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  • Myanmar army denies ethnic cleansing of Rohingya in Rakhine state

    reckless" Claims investigations have been conducted and that villagers denied any knowledge of abuses More than More than 70,000 Rohingya have since fled from Myanmar to Bangladesh, according to UN estimates.

  • Should Christians Be Driven to Extinction in Syria?

    SUPPORT THE RISE UP AND BUILD CONFERENCE Seventy-five (75) transformational Christian leaders from Syria The goal of the conference is to help every transformational leader design a strategic plan unique to

  • Interview: Second Peace Conference in Myanmar

    Sai Oo: The difficulty is the numerous numbers of ethnic groups with some being more pragmatic than others Sai Oo: It looks more and more complex now than a couple of years ago when there was a better opportunity

  • 'Pockets of famine' already exist in Yemen, ITV News learns

    None of these boys has eaten more than one meal a day for weeks.

  • South Sudan, Africa's largest refugee crisis, needs urgent response – UN agency

    Photo: UNHCR/Michele Sibiloni 10 February 2017 – With already more than 3.5 million displaced within “More than 60 per cent of the refugees are children, many arriving with alarming levels of malnutrition upwards its funding requirements for 2017 to $781.8 million (some $297.9 million or 61 per cent higher than $649 million received only 33 per cent of the amount needed. 500,000 displaced in four months – more than

  • Syria: ‘Glimmers of humanity’ overshadowed by brutality of attacks on civilians, says UN aid chief

    In besieged eastern Ghouta, outside Damascus, civilians remain trapped amid reports of relentless shelling “As it is already too late for the more than a quarter million Syrians who have died already in this

  • 'Last time I got food, armed men took everything': famine in South Sudan

    In February, more than 20,000 people fled the town of Wau Shilluk, once a sanctuary for those who fled “We ran with just the clothes on our backs,” says Christina Simon. Perhaps the only thing worse than hunger is the lack of hope that peace will come any time soon. western-backed peace deal signed in 2015, few seem to have confidence in the international community to do more than

  • Quantifying Human Destruction and Suffering in Sudan: The Grim Calculus of International Policies an

    Hell”: America and the Age of Genocide) I see no reason to doubt Dallaire’s recollection, offered less than information, 5.3 million for health, 828 million for education, 1.7 billion for minerals and 1.7 billion for transport These infusions are seen as the necessary cost of preserving estrangement between Khartoum and Iran, Certainly any survey of what has transpired between Lyman’s interview of December 2011 and the present explained that the Defence Minister by calling the Nierteti incident a criminal case, “attempted to transfer

  • UN: 17 new mass graves found in central DRC

    The findings mean that the UN has now documented 40 mass grave sites and killings of more than 400 people the most serious threat to President Joseph Kabila, whose decision to stay in power after his mandate ran

  • PPT Inaugural Tribunal on Myanmar Atrocity Crimes

    The People’s Tribunal has a long history as an effective means of transforming communities marred by While talking up democratic transition in the media, Myanmar government has been bombing – even using Security troops which the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) says the British Armed Forces are training

  • In a Rohingya Refugee Camp, Soccer Is a Joyful Escape

    Refugees fleeing the military sweep, which was accompanied by arson, murder and rape, more than doubled Vivian Tan, the agency’s regional press officer, said the agency had provided balls, trophies, track

  • Thousands of children’s lives at stake as ‘indirect victims’ of Burmese crackdown on Rohingya Muslim

    UN agencies were unable to maintain lifesaving services for more than 3,000 registered children, mostly UN agencies were unable to maintain lifesaving services for more than 3,000 registered children, mostly communal violence between the Muslim minority and the military backed Buddhist majority resulted in more than

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