Tag: Human Rights Watch

Russia/Syria: Daily Cluster Munition Attacks

by Friends of TFC • February 9, 2016

Increased Use of Widely Banned Weapon

Greece and Australia Suppress Humanitarian Aid Workers

by Bryan Lee • January 21, 2016

Crackdowns on humanitarian workers over refugee crisis.

Israel: Businesses Should End Settlement Activity

by The Fifth Column • January 20, 2016

Human Rights Watch encourages a boycott of Israeli settlements.

Indonesia: Ahmadiyah Community Threatened

by The Fifth Column • January 19, 2016

Religious Minority on Bangka Island Ordered to ‘Return to Islam’ or Be Expelled

Uganda: Intimidation of Media, Civic Groups

by The Fifth Column • January 11, 2016

Free Expression, Association Crucial to Free, Fair Election

More Blood on Ankara’s Hands as Kurdish Civilian Death Toll Mounts

by The Fifth Column • December 24, 2015

HRW documents Turkish slaughter of Kurdish civilians.

Syria: Stories Behind Photos of Killed Detainees

by The Fifth Column • December 18, 2015

Inside the story of the dead detainees from Syria. (GRAPHIC CONTENT)

Interview: The Dark Inside of Libya’s Prisons

by The Fifth Column • December 4, 2015

Human Rights Watch goes inside the Libyan prison system.

Yemen: Coalition Used UK Cruise Missile in Unlawful Airstrike

by The Fifth Column • November 29, 2015

UK Should Stop Selling Air-to-Ground Munitions to Saudi Arabia-led Forces

Saudi Arabia: Poet Sentenced to Death for Apostasy

by The Fifth Column • November 24, 2015

Reverses Earlier Ruling of 4 Years, 800 Lashes

Burundi: President’s Speech Instills Fear as Killings Increase

by The Fifth Column • November 13, 2015

Burundi becomes a flashpoint.

Curb Use of Incendiary Weapons

by The Fifth Column • November 10, 2015

Seize Diplomatic Opening to Strengthen International Law

Yemen: Coalition Airstrikes Hit Hospital

by The Fifth Column • October 29, 2015

Credible, Impartial Inquiry Needed into Attack

Yemen: Sanaa’s Old City at Risk

by The Fifth Column • October 20, 2015

All Sides Should Avoid Battle at UNESCO World Heritage Site

Egypt: Pardoned Prisoners Still Behind Bars

by The Fifth Column • October 15, 2015

Pardon for 100 Didn’t Reduce Mass Political Detentions

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