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- M23 rebels launch new offensive in DRC
As Goma counted its dead, Vivian van de Perre, deputy chief of the UN peacekeeping mission in the Democratic residents fear will become the next battleground, a crowd gathered for an ecumenical prayer service for peace We want peace,” one attendee, Jacqueline Ngengele, told AFP. mediators such as Angola and Kenya, as well as the UN, EU and other countries in diplomatic efforts for a peaceful
- Mali’s political repression deepens human rights crisis
all people can enjoy all their rights, including the rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful Cabinet in November 2024 to “create the conditions necessary for the organising of transparent and peaceful
- Torture leaves Bahrain inmates with long-lasting ‘wounds’: Report
The government’s large-scale crackdown has intensified since the peaceful 2011 pro-democracy and anti-government , a majority Shia country ruled by a Sunni monarchy, for spending the past decade “cracking down on peaceful The government’s large-scale crackdown has intensified since the peaceful 2011 pro-democracy and anti-government
- UN-AU mission in Sudan’s Darfur ends mandate after 13 years
The UNAMID peacekeeping mission was deployed in Darfur in 2007 to end a bitter conflict that erupted Security Council established a UN political mission to assist Sudan’s political transition, support the peace processes, aid peace-building, civilian protection and rule of law, in particular in Darfur and help The protesters, mostly displaced women and children, want the peacekeepers to stay. In October, Sudan’s transitional authorities finalised a peace deal with some rebel groups from Darfur
- Abuses by South Sudan Govt Amount to ‘War Crimes’: UN
risked a return to war as interethnic violence and political infighting threaten an already fragile peace Numerous attempts at peace failed, including a deal that saw Machar return as vice president in 2016, A second peace deal signed in 2018 has largely held, with warring parties forming a coalition government
- Algeria Calls on UN Security Council to Act in Mali
insurgency in 2012, inflicting humiliating defeats on the army before agreeing to a ceasefire in 2014 and a peace Last year, they annulled the Algiers Peace Agreement and resumed fighting after the ruling junta demanded the withdrawal of the 10-year UN peacekeeping mission known as MINUSMA, and began taking over blue helmet repeatedly voiced concerns over the security of its borders with Mali, has offered to mediate another peace
- Old faces, familiar fears: Central African Republic's tense election
candidates and increasing violence by armed groups that still control much of the country despite a peace Several opposition candidates are now tapping into popular discontent with the peace deal, which awarded “The [peace] deal has not had the expected impact,” said Hans De Marie Heungoup, a Central Africa analyst In a statement on 29 November, some groups claimed their exclusion went against the spirit of the peace What has changed since the peace deal?
- Genocide again in Darfur. Will the world stop it?
With the world’s gaze directed elsewhere, the specter of genocide again looms over the Darfur region In 2004, the African Union sent peacekeepers, who would later be “rehelmeted” as a United Nations force A fragile peace ensued that, until last year, seemed to protect the non-Arab populations of Darfur from -authorized peacekeeping operation to protect the civilian population. Deploying an international peacekeeping force is the most extreme measure in the atrocity-prevention
- Pakistan's War on Balochistan: A Point of No Return
Mahrang Baloch, the leader of the peaceful Baloch protest movement, has set the entire province aflame In Quetta, Turbat, Panjgur, and beyond, Pakistan’s security forces have turned peaceful demonstrations On March 22, she was violently arrested during a pre-dawn raid on a peaceful sit-in. Pakistan has a long history of blaming peaceful activists for state-led violence. Pakistan’s reckless use of force against peaceful protesters, its false labeling of activists as terrorists
- Colombia's Historic Apology for State-Led Extermination
According to the Special Jurisdiction for Peace ( JEP ), the restorative justice tribunal created in 2016 following the peace agreement with the now-defunct FARC, at least 5,733 people were killed or disappeared Colombian state’s responsibility for those tragic events.\ For its part, the Special Jurisdiction for Peace
- How the Hero of 'Hotel Rwanda' Fell Into a Vengeful Strongman's Trap
Rusesabagina declined to board at the last minute. “He said he didn’t feel safe,” said Mr. George. A Mysterious Flight to Kigali When he boarded a flight from Chicago to Dubai on Aug. 26, Mr. At the city’s second, smaller airport he boarded a private jet that he believed was headed to Bujumbura Human Rights Watch says his arrest violates international law, even if he was duped into voluntarily boarding
- UN: Military operations escalate in Yemen as famine looms
more than 10,000 civilians and displaced over 3 million people, has ground into a stalemate and U.N. peace “We must give peace another chance,” Ahmed said.










