Indonesia must end military spying in Papua: HRW
Leaked military documents show Indonesia is engaged in a vast illegal surveillance operation against ordinary people in the restive eastern region of Papua, Human Rights Watch said Monday.Continue Reading
Indonesia must end military spying in Papua: HRW
Leaked military documents show Indonesia is engaged in a vast illegal surveillance operation against ordinary people in the restive eastern region of Papua, Human Rights Watch said Monday.Continue Reading
Indonesia must end military spying in Papua: HRW
Leaked military documents show Indonesia is engaged in a vast illegal surveillance operation against ordinary people in the restive eastern region of Papua, Human Rights Watch said Monday.Continue Reading
Arab League: Hold Emergency Meeting on Syria
The League of Arab States should hold an emergency meeting about the crackdown in Syria, Human Rights Watch said today in a letter to Nabil al-Arabi, secretary general of the league.
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All sides in Somalia war guilty of crimes: HRW
NAIROBI (AFP) – All the parties to Somalia’s conflict have violated the rules of war and are guilty of causing civilian casualties in the fight for territorial control, Human Rights Watch said Monday.Continue Reading
UN urges probe into alleged Sudan war crimes
The U.N. human rights office has called for a thorough investigation into alleged war crimes committed in Sudan’s South Kordofan region in June.Continue Reading
UN calls for probe into alleged war crimes in Sudan’s South Kordofan region
GENEVA – The U.N. human rights office has called for a thorough investigation into alleged war crimes committed in Sudan’s South Kordofan region in June.Continue Reading
All sides in Somalia war guilty of crimes: HRW
All the parties to Somalia’s conflict have violated the rules of war and are guilty of causing civilian casualties in the fight for territorial control, Human Rights Watch said Monday.Continue Reading
Human rights body intervenes in High Court
Australia’s human rights watchdog has intervened in a High Court case challenging the federal government’s people-swap deal.Continue Reading
All sides in Somalia war guilty of crimes: HRW
All the parties to Somalia’s conflict have violated the rules of war and are guilty of causing civilian casualties in the fight for territorial control, Human Rights Watch said Monday.Continue Reading
Somalia: End War Crimes to Help Tackle Famine
All parties to Somalia’s armed conflict have committed serious violations of the laws of war that are contributing to the country’s humanitarian catastrophe. A Human Rights Watch report says all sides should i…Continue Reading
Watchdog raises data privacy issues
The way government uses and stores personal data is “deeply flawed”, the Equality and Human Rights Commission said.Continue Reading
Indonesia: Military Documents Reveal Unlawful Spying in Papua
Internal military documents that recently came to light expose the Indonesian military’s surveillance of peaceful activists, politicians, and clergy in the easternmost province of Papua.
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London’s Crackdown on Rioters Raises Race and Human Rights Concerns
On Friday a (somewhat) satirical opinion piece in the Telegraph joked about how the U.S. would respond to similar riots as those in London. The article said that “A leading Republican presidential contender would have advocated martial law and the summ…Continue Reading
UN to discuss Syria after latest crackdown
The UN Security Council is to discuss human rights and the humanitarian emergency in Syria after at least 16 people were killed as thousands of protesters rallied after Ramadan weekly prayers.Continue Reading