war crimes
Video of Sudanese forces’ “campaign of violence” in South Kordofan
Homs awakes to heavy shelling
Activists march from Paris to Brussels to highlight mass rape in DR Congo
Colombo’s anti-UN protestors ‘backed by the government’
Demonstrations in Colombo, Sri Lanka against a UN investigation into the possible commission of war crimes in the country entered their third day on Thursday. One of our Observers there explains why the protests are a dream come true for a certain government minister. Read more...
Katyn crash: "Russians understood at once the extent of Polish suffering"
One of our Observers in Poland told us that Saturday's tragic plane crash, which nearly decapitated the nation's entire government and political elite, could have, paradoxically, drawn two long-standing enemies closer. Read more...
Stabbed in broad daylight by a soldier, proof in photos
These photos show a Guinean soldier stabbing a supposed protestor in broad daylight. The scenes are even more brutal than those which were revealed the day after the September 28 massacre in Conakry, something which junta chief Moussa Dadis Camara refuses to accept responsibility for, saying that he was "overwhelmed" by his army. Read more and see the photos...
Is it time up for the Khmer Rouge?
After thirty years of waiting, the Cambodian people are finally facing their brutal past under the murderous Khmer Rouge regime. While the country's youth are happy to forget this dark period, those who lived through the genocide are eager to see it revisited. One of them, who was seven years old when she was jailed and orphaned, tells us why the tribunal will help modern Cambodia. Read more...
