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Paul Rusesabagina, known for sheltering refugees during the Rwandan genocide, is convicted of terrorism after being forcibly taken from the U.S. to Rwanda.
Over a thousand families in southern Somalia have volunteered to return home, believing conditions will improve despite the ongoing famine crisis.
China's re-education camps in Xinjiang target Uighurs and Kazakhs for cultural assimilation.
Iraq continues to suffer violence as citizens lose patience with their government amid tears.
President Obama fails to close Guantanamo Bay as Trump vows to keep it open.
Over 6,000 children in Gaza were killed during a six-week period, yet U.S. media mentioned "children" in that context only twice.
Russia steals Ukrainian grain worth hundreds of millions, shipping it to the Middle East.
Over 66,000 Afghan troops and approximately 40,000 Afghan civilians lost their lives during the 20-year conflict that began in 2001.
The Senate rejects a resolution Tuesday to end U.S. involvement in Yemen's civil war.
Morissette alleges rape by Mauritania peacekeepers in the Central African Republic.
The U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003 created a chaotic environment that allowed an insurgency to flourish, ultimately contributing to the rise of ISIS.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis calls Russian actions in Ukraine genocide.
In Zimbabwe's prisons, severe overcrowding, rampant disease, and starvation lead to dire human rights violations, as highlighted by politician Rory Bennett's accounts.
In Gaza's al-Shifa maternity ward, pregnant women face dire conditions and lack of medical care while giving birth amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes.
Nearly 400 women have been murdered in Ciudad Juarez, with at least 15 victims reported in just the current year.
Over 100 days of war have left Gaza in devastation following Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023.
In Gaza's Ela neighborhood, a July 20th attack by the Israeli Defense Forces results in significant civilian casualties, overwhelming local hospitals and displacing families.
Guantanamo Bay features a stark contrast between its amenities, like a skate park, and the reality of the detention center housing high-value detainees, including 9/11 conspirator Muhammad.
Russian forces target Irpin, causing civilian casualties and widespread destruction near Kyiv.
Up to 150 people were killed by Indonesian troops during a crackdown on West Papuan protesters in Biak on July 6, 1999.
Two million Zimbabweans have fled to South Africa to escape the destruction of their homes and livelihoods under Robert Mugabe's controversial cleanup campaign.
Of the 30 cases brought before the International Criminal Court, all have involved African nationals, raising questions about potential bias.
140,000 Burmese Muslims are displaced and living in camps, as the UN faces criticism for its inadequate response to their ongoing suffering.
More than 8,000 people have died in Ukraine's civil war, as President Petro Poroshenko discusses the challenges of reclaiming Crimea from Russia.
The international community urges an end to the Israel-Hamas conflict amid rising casualties.
The US supports Israel despite proposed sanctions on settlers attacking Palestinians.
Sine, an Israeli training facility established in 2005 with US military funding, focuses on Urban Warfare tactics tailored to the complexities of Gaza.
Louise Mushikiwabo discusses Rwanda's growth and ongoing human rights concerns in Berlin.
Vladimir Putin watches Kazakhstan's protests as over 150 are killed in a violent crackdown.
Police killed 65 protesters in 2024, prompting widespread outrage and ongoing youth-led demonstrations demanding justice and accountability in Kenya.
The long wait for justice is almost over as the Khmer Rouge trial begins in Cambodia.
At least 41 members of the Jashari clan were killed during a six-hour assault by Serbian forces in the village of Prekaz in May 1998.
Thirty patients arrive at a hospital in Helmand, Afghanistan, on a bad day, as violence from mines and rocket attacks escalates.
In Sudan, the civil war has displaced 11.
One contractor for every US service member served in Iraq and Afghanistan, raising questions about the privatization of the military and its costs.
Germany agrees to pay 1.1 billion euros in compensation over 30 years for the genocide of the Ovaherero and Nama people between 1904 and 1908.
Namibians seek reparations from Germany for a genocide that killed thousands.
Hundreds of individuals convicted of terrorism offenses during the Troubles in Northern Ireland are preparing to appeal based on claims of coerced confessions.
RTS Radio Télévision Suisse reveals the harsh realities of Death Row in Iran and civil liberties.
Abomasnow Borden reports on the ineffective February ceasefire in the Donetsk People's Republic.
Russia's military intervention in Syria marks its first military action outside the former Soviet Union since its collapse in 1991.
After graphic images from Bucha, the world condemns Russian atrocities against Ukrainian civilians.
In July 1998, AUC paramilitaries massacre guerrilla sympathizers across Colombia.
A mass grave containing over 30 bodies was uncovered in May 2015 in southern Thailand, linked to a human trafficking route originating from Myanmar.
President Biden condemns Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its violations of the UN Charter.
Six bodies are counted in Bucha, where evidence of war crimes committed by Russian troops during the 2022 invasion of Ukraine is documented.
118 submariners died when the Kursk sank in the Barents Sea, while the Russian military misled the public about the circumstances of the disaster.
At least 200,000 people have been raped in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since 1996, with soldiers admitting to these crimes against civilians.
