In Myanmar, Atrocities Rise as Army Comes Under Pressure
The rebellion against military rule is gaining strength, and analysts say soldiers are responding with increased brutality. When the...
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RECENT NEWS ON RUSSIAN GENOCIDE IN UKRAINE
Savet UN za ljudska prava: U Ukrajini su počinjeni ratni zločini
Istražitelji nezavisne komisija UN obišli su oblasti u Ukrajini u kojima je postojala sumnja da su počinjeni ratni zločini i nakon...
Novi stravični zločini u Ukrajini: U Izjumu pronađena masovna grobnica s 440 tijela
Ukrajinski zvaničnici saopćili su kako je vojska i policija nakon oslobađanja Izjuma pronašla masovnu grobnicu u kojoj se nalazilo 440...
Why Russia’s War in Ukraine Is a Genocide
Not Just a Land Grab, but a Bid to Expunge a Nation With every passing day, it is becoming clearer that Russia is committing the gravest...
More than 200 killed in Ethiopia in alleged ethnic attack, witnesses say
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia addressing the Parliament in Addis Ababa in June. Last week, Mr. Abiy announced the establishment...
Russia sets 5am deadline for Ukrainian forces’ surrender in Mariupol
Tanks of pro-Russian troops on the outskirts of the besieged southern port city of Mariupol in Ukraine. [Alexander Ermochenko/Reuters]...
Myanmar army kills more than 30 on Christmas Eve ‘massacre’: human rights group
More than 30 — including women and children –were fatally shot in Myanmar on Christmas Eve by junta soldiers who then burned the bodies,...
Human Rights Watch: Killing of dozens of protesters in Myanmar was planned
The killing of dozens of protesters in Myanmar in March was planned by military and security forces, Human Rights Watch said in a new...
Inside Myanmar’s Army: ‘They See Protesters as Criminals’
Four officers spoke about life in the feared Tatmadaw, which has turned its guns on civilians again. “The Tatmadaw is the only world”...
Blackwater’s Bullets Scarred Iraqis. Trump’s Pardon Renewed the Pain
Iraqi witnesses against Blackwater guards were promised justice after a mass killing in Baghdad in 2007. ‘Today,’ one said, the bullets...
