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- France admits ‘torture and murder’ of Algerian freedom fighter
- French forces “tortured and murdered” Algerian freedom fighter Ali Boumendjel during his country’s war for independence, President Emmanuel Macron admitted Tuesday, officially reappraising a death…
- Rwanda’s children born of genocidal rape look to future
- They grew up bearing the stigma of “children of torturers”, shunned by their own communities, locked in a quest for identity that decades later remains…
- UN Security Council to meet Thursday on Ethiopia’s Tigray: diplomats
- The UN Security Council will meet Thursday to discuss the humanitarian situation in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, diplomats told AFP Tuesday. The meeting, requested by Ireland,…
- Mozambique forces, jihadists committing ‘war crimes’: Amnesty
- Jihadists, government forces and a “private militia” backing the authorities have indiscriminately killed hundreds of civilians in troubled northeastern Mozambique, Amnesty International said in a…
- Mozambique forces, jihadists committing ‘war crimes’: Amnesty
- Jihadists, government forces and a “private militia” backing the authorities have indiscriminantly killed hundreds of civilians in troubled northeastern Mozambique, Amnesty International said in a…
- Blinken presses Ethiopia PM for atrocity probe
- US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Tuesday urged Ethiopia’s leader to allow an international investigation and called for Eritrean troops to leave after allegations…
- NGOs file French case against Syria over chemical attacks
- Three NGOs have filed a criminal complaint in France against the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over chemical weapons attacks in 2013, they said…
- Press watchdog files suit against Saudi prince over Khashoggi
- Reporters Without Borders said Tuesday that it has asked a German court to investigate “crimes against humanity” by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman over…
- Mozambique forces, jihadists committing ‘war crimes’: Amnesty
- Jihadists, government forces and a “private militia” backing the authorities have indiscriminantly killed hundreds of civilians in troubled northeastern Mozambique, Amnesty International said in a…
- Mozambique forces, jihadists committing ‘war crimes’: Amnesty
- Jihadists, government forces and a “private militia” backing the authorities have indiscriminantly killed hundreds of civilians in troubled northeastern Mozambique, Amnesty International said in a…
- Press watchdog RSF files lawsuit against Saudi prince over Khashoggi
- Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said Tuesday that it had filed a criminal case in a German court against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for…
- Press watchdog RSF files lawsuit against Saudi prince over Khashoggi
- Reporters Without Borders (RSF) said Tuesday that it had filed a criminal case in a German court against Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for…
- Ex-Peru president Fujimori faces trial over ‘forced sterilizations’
- A judge in Peru opened proceedings on Monday against disgraced former president Alberto Fujimori and other officials accused of the “forced sterilizations” of thousands of…
- ‘God forgive us’: Sole survivor of 2005 Gambia massacre testifies
- The sole known survivor of a massacre of some 50 African migrants in The Gambia in 2005 broke down in tears on Monday as he…
- Suffering of Syria detainees ‘unimaginable’: UN panel
- Thousands of civilians have been subjected to “unimaginable suffering” including torture, sexual violence and death in detention during a decade of conflict in Syria, United…
- Germany: Lessons from the first conviction of an agent of the Syrian regime
- On February 24 Eyad al-Gharib was the first Syrian regime official to be convicted by a German court for aiding and abetting the torture and…
- In historic first, Pope Francis to visit Iraq
- Pope Francis is to arrive Friday for the first-ever papal visit to conflict-torn Iraq, aiming to encourage the dwindling Christian community to remain in their…
- Francis prepares first-ever papal visit to Iraq
- Pope Francis is to start the first-ever papal visit to Iraq on Friday, an act of solidarity with an ancient but dwindling Christian community and…
- What is Bangladesh’s controversial digital security law?
- Bangladesh saw another day of protests on Sunday following the death of a prominent writer and government critic in jail, with police firing tear gas…
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