New amnesty law for human rights abuses in Peru prompts fury, action
Critics warn the law would hinder the search for truth about the victims of Peru’s decades-long armed conflict.
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Thirty years after the Srebrenica massacre, thousands have embarked on the annual three-day march along the same route.
Human rights office calls for accountability after 31 people are killed in nationwide ‘Saba Saba’ marches.
A journey through Gaza’s al-Rashid Street, where hunger drives thousands to risk death chasing aid trucks each day.
After legal battle, US sends eight detainees to country it has advised citizens not to visit due to ‘crime, conflict’.
Palestinians say they have no choice but to go to deadly US- and Israeli-backed aid sites amid growing starvation.
The men are immigrants from Cuba, Laos, Mexico, Myanmar and Vietnam. One man is of South Sudanese origin.
Experts say Mamdani, a mayoral candidate, has attracted criticism on the Hindu right for his faith and outspoken views.
Advocates say the bill would deliver an infusion of cash to deportation efforts, as communities struggle with arrests.
UN expert calls out global companies for being ‘complicit in genocide and profiting from occupation’ in Palestine.
HRW says Asmara’s move was an effort to distract from independent reporting on the ‘country’s dire rights record’.
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