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  • Sudan Govt. uses chlorine gas in attack - a war crime

    On June 27, 2022, a chlorine container fell  from a transport ship at Aqaba port, causing a massive release Chlorine cylinders are generally stable and rigid, so they are fairly simple to transport and deliver To obtain this type of deformation, the containers must have been dropped from a transport aircraft or targeted cargo planes at the RSF-held  Nyala airport  in South Darfur, these aircraft were used solely for transporting chemical-weapons-sudan-part-1-investigation-attacks-chlorine-al-jaili-refinery  This article has been translated

  • USCIRF calls for sanctions against India’s spy agency

    sanctions on India’s intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), and legislation to counter transnational “It is now more important than ever for the United States to take a strong stand against transnational To address the Indian government’s wide scope of repression, both national and transnational, USCIRF , a review of arms sales to India in light of severe anti-minority violence, and the passage of the Transnational Repression Reporting Act of 2024 in the US Congress to ensure the annual reporting of acts of transnational

  • Stateless & Helpless: Plight of Ethnic Bengalis in Pakistan

    By Hajira Maryam Kulsoom Yamir training at a gym in Pakistan [Hajira Maryam/Al Jazeera] Kiran Jaffar Approximately 65 percent of Machar Colony inhabitants are ethnic Bengalis and more than half of them Growing up in extreme poverty The girls train at a learning and recreational centre called Khel (which “It was a great challenge to train these children as gymnasts,” coach Muhammad Furqan, who has been training They train strenuously as gymnasts until midday but also help their families with domestic chores before

  • How Bell Pottinger, P.R. Firm for Despots and Rogues, Met Its End in South Africa

    boardroom struggle unfolded, one that pitted a co-founder, Tim Bell, against James Henderson, 53, who ran Fret not, said Tim Collins, a Bell Pottinger managing director, per transcripts published by The Independent Bell never challenged the transcripts, but he denounced the sting at the time as an “unethical, underhand Leaked emails would later show that the groups received media training, and in some cases funds, from That is more often than is defensible, though it hardly explains the term’s sudden vogue.

  • Air Strike In Sudan Kills UN Aid Truck Driver: WFP

    The two have been fighting for control of Sudan in a civil war that has now lasted more than three years More than five million faced extreme, life-threatening food shortages, and 135,000 were at risk of famine

  • Guatemalans Seek Justice, 25 Years After Civil War’s End

    More than 80 percent of the victims were Indigenous Maya civilians, and the military was responsible for more than 90 percent of atrocities, according to a United Nations-backed truth commission, which Rights Prosecutor’s Bureau at the helm of landmark civil war-related cases over the past decade, was transferred Organisations of Victims of the Internal Armed Conflict and human rights groups condemned Pineda’s transfer They filed a court action last month to challenge the transfer.

  • Why are Sudan’s warring factions meeting in Jeddah?

    Thousands of people have died and more than 5.7 million others have been displaced within and outside Al-Burhan was supposed to oversee a civilian-military transitional government with then-Prime Minister Then the matter of jumpstarting the process of security sector reform before the transition to civilian “The aim is to unify the civilian front, stop the war, and get back to a democratic transition,” Elmahdi “I think it will take more than peace talks.

  • Brazil: Lula Should Focus on Human Rights in New Term

    News media reported reduced public transportation services in several states, which may have barred voters That proposal would also undermine rather than strengthen the country’s efforts to reduce crime, Human promote measures to strengthen the fight against corruption, including working with Congress to ensure transparency

  • Echo from the Fall: Afghan peace process was fatally flawed

    very facts, it was patently obvious that for Washington the agreement was an exit agreement rather than Taliban’s interpretation of the agreement (for example, by treating the 5000 figure as a target rather than which would undoubtedly hasten to blame the Afghan government for the collapse of the process, rather than But explicitly reframing the process as a marginal activity, peripheral rather than central to Afghanistan William Maley is Professor of Diplomacy at The Australian National University, and author of Transition

  • ‘Systematic Extermination’ by Burkina Faso’s Militias

    “Often composed of ill-disciplined and poorly trained men with a strong desire for revenge, the VDP has organization Human Rights Watch (HRW) spoke with an ethnic Fulani man who fled the Solenzo area more than

  • Refugees in Ethiopia's Amhara Region Face Almost Daily Attacks

    “Sudanese refugees in Ethiopia have been targets of abuses for more than a year from various armed actors At Alemwach, food deliveries are irregular and rations have been slashed by more than 50%, residents In May, more than 1,000 refugees left the  Kumer and Awlala camps in protest at the insecurity. weeks, fighting between the Fano and Ethiopia’s federal military has erupted around Alemwach and a UN transit

  • 30 Years On Justice for Timorese Remains Elusive

    More than 271 East Timorese were killed on the spot or died soon after and an equal number disappeared During more than two decades of U.S. "The U.S and other governments that armed and trained Indonesia's security forces during the Suharto the United States, Britain, and Australia that actively aided in these crimes by providing weapons, training

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