Sorry we killed your family, but you can’t take us to court.
Erdogan is Starting to Pay His Bills
Fears for Imprisoned Syrian Blogger Bassel Khartabil, Transferred to an Unknown Location
PCHR Weekly Report: Israeli troops kill 3 Palestinian civilians, wound 28 in the past week
The Return of the Russian Government’s Wikipedia Meddling
Israel/Palestine: Killing of Israeli Couple
Obama Still Arms Governments Using Child Soldiers
The fog of war: remembering Muhammad al-Durrah
New Report Showcases Growth in Iraqi Kurdistan
Facing Sweeping Surveillance Bill, French Public Falls Between Alarm and Indifference
The siege of Damascus: an account of everyday life in Syria’s savage war
Peter Oborne spent two weeks in Damascus and gives a compelling account of people’s struggles and steadfastness in government-held territory.
Miles to Go Before They Rest: Voices from the Croatia-Serbia Border Crossing
The Putin-Obama Face Off
Putin v Obama
CIA Employees First Victims of The U.S. OPM Hack
Australian medics refuse to be silenced over refugee abuse at detention centers
A new gag law has turned refugee policy into a free speech issue, mobilizing health professionals to oppose the government’s policy more strongly.
The US Club of 1 on Children’s Rights
The US is literally the only country in the world that hasn’t agreed to children’s rights.
Hidden in plain sight: children born of wartime sexual violence
Abortions and infanticide are widely reported in post-conflict settings. In Peru, women narrated familial and communal consequences of the internal-armed conflict, becoming bearers of collective history. From States of Impunity.
