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  • Protest Against US Visa for Iranian Genocidist Raisi at UN

    Portraits of 30,000 prisoners murdered by Iran's Ebrahim Raisi in 1988. The Mall, Washington DC, August 12 The current President of Iran, Ebrahim Raisi, was one of the four Stanton's speech, "Taking Iran's Threat of Genocide Seriously," click on the PDF below: To hear Dr.

  • Myanmar: UN warns of deepening crisis

    Millions forced to flee The crisis left more than 3.3 million people internally displaced, with another Htet Floods, landslides upend lives In the flood-affected areas of Bago, Kayin and Mon states, more than

  • These Herders Lived in Isolation. Now, War Has Found Them.

    The insurgents have overrun more than half of the country’s 400 districts and many important border the Tajik border with Afghanistan and has overflown the region with ground-attack jets, ostensibly on training

  • American Made Bombs Have Been Killing Civilians in Yemen

    Trump’s transition team, including Stephen K. Bannon, then one of Mr. He had already overseen a rewrite of the government’s conventional arms transfer policy — its rules for to expand its support of American defense firms abroad while paring back regulations that slowed the transfer A Trap ‘Like Flypaper ’ As Mr. It said American arms sales acted “like flypaper in trapping the U.S. in Yemen.”

  • M23 rebels launch new offensive in DRC

    which the M23 and Rwandan troops seized last week, had left at least 2,900 people dead – far higher than In more than three years of fighting between the Rwanda-backed group and the Congolese army, half a dozen

  • An Open Letter from India to America

    Both of us knew the appellations were more aspiration than reality, a pledge redeemed “not wholly or just begun, ours continues, and while I hope you are quicker to confront and oust your petty tyrant than As a friend, all I can offer is the example of our own mistake, and the hope that you learn faster than

  • Militants massacre at least 110 civilians on Nigerian rice farms

    Grief surged in Nigeria’s Borno state, which has grappled with a relentless insurgency for more than Boko Haram has killed more than 30,000 people since 2009 and continues to stage regular attacks across

  • Uyghur film-maker claims he was tortured in China

    The lawyer told family members to expect a sentence of more than eight years in prison, and that the Rights Project, said the persecution of Uyghur intellectuals and cultural elites may be more widespread than More than 300 intellectuals and members of its cultural elites are currently held in some form of extralegal

  • Lao military releases but silences five land protesters

    Rather than threatening to arrest people living in the disputed area, the military should engage with Translated by Ounkeo Souksavanh. Written in English by Eugene Whong.

  • ‘They want to erase us.’ Hunger used to target Rohingya

    However, more than a dozen interviews by The Associated Press with the most recent refugees show growing “It was worse than a jail,” says Goni, who finally left Hpa Yon Chaung village in Buthidaung township Committee of the Red Cross, based in Yangon, says since the end of August it has distributed food to more than

  • UN: Yemen No Closer to Peace; Famine Spreads

    More than six years of war have pushed the Middle East's poorest country to the brink.  Nearly 400,000 children younger than 5 suffer from severe acute malnutrition and are at imminent risk

  • Colombia Makes ‘Historic’ Decision to Grant Legal Status to 1.7 Million Venezuelan Migrants

    Duque of Colombia announced Monday that his government will provide temporary legal status to the more than More than half the 1.7 million Venezuelans in the country do not currently have legal status.

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