war crimes
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ASIA
Uphill work, outlawing war crimes
The arrest in London of the former Chilean dictator, Augusto Pinochet, accused of inflicting widespread torture, was a bolt from…
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Fundamental legacy of the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials (1945-1948)
By Wedyan Al Madani These – rather unfortunate – days some voices in Europe are trying, in a quite ahistorical…
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Bangladesh: Handling a humanitarian crisis
By Tahseen Ali Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina knows what it’s like to be a refugee. In August 1975, her…
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In search of a white wash and some cheer leaders
By Fazlur Rahman Chowdhury Myanmar (formerly known as Burma) has been ruled by military dictators for a long time. In today’s…
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EUROPE
Poland’s new law isn’t anti-semitic, it’s only stupid
By Elise Wanger Zell Last week in Poland, the Senate passed a bill making false accusations of Polish atrocities during the…
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ASIA
Why fear and self-hatred destroy human sharing and solidarity
By Robert J. Burrowes As our world spirals deeper into an abyss from which it is becoming increasingly difficult to extricate…
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EUROPE
War crimes: one still at large
By Fazlur Rahman Chowdhury We all know about the massacre of Jews during the WWII in the Germany and Poland by…
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AMERICAS
Paraguay National Congress commemorates the 26th anniversary of the Khojaly Genocide
On October 25th, 2017, Mr. Juan Bartolomé Ramirez, member of the Honorable Chamber of Representatives, National Congress of Paraguay, presented…
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ASIA
Rohingya crisis: a pragmatic approach for Pakistan
By Sadia Kazmi The killing of Rohingya Muslims through systemic ethnic cleansing by the state of Myanmar is the most horrific…
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ASIA
From heaven to hell
By Fazlur Rahman Chowdhury In my earlier article “Myanmar military’s addiction to political power” I tried to explain how the Myanmar’s…
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