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Sniper Safaris & the Purge of Bosniak Muslims
Allegations of foreign “sniper safaris” in besieged Sarajevo have reopened questions about justice, memory, and the Bosnian genocide.
Second phase of Uyghur Tribunal reveals further accounts of CCP genocidal acts
The second stage of the groundbreaking Uyghur Tribunal commenced yesterday in Westminster, London.
Landmark Uyghur Tribunal in Westminster underway
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Taliban form interim government as Afghanistan heals from four decades of conflict
“Our message to our neighbours, the region and the world is that Afghanistan's soil will not be used against the security of any other country.”
Elections bill amounts to “power grab”, say British unions & charities
In addition to the Labour Party, a number of British charities and unions have argued that the Conservative government in Westminster is attempting to implement a dangerous “power grab”.
Residents flee as Assad forces resume bombing following Daraa truce collapse
After a short-lived ceasefire, dictator Bashar al-Assad’s notorious security forces have resumed attacks on the Syrian city of Daraa, which continues to suffer from the debilitating effects of the decade-long civil war.
Panjshir Valley: Taliban announces victory as it calls for end to war
“The people of Panjshir are our brothers, and they will have all the rights enjoyed by the rest of the Afghan people, and there will be no discrimination in dealing with them.”