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‘Finish them off’: aid Workers, found on battlefield, executed by soldiers

‘Finish Them Off’: Aid Workers, Found on Battlefield, Executed by Soldiers. As the fight intensified in northern Ethiopia in June last year, three aid workers from Doctors Without Borders jumped into their four-wheel drive and raced across the battle-scarred landscape...

Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person in New York City.

Three employees of Doctors Without Borders set out to rescue the wounded in a war zone in northern Ethiopia. Their fate shows the treacherous path for many aid workers in conflict zones.

‘We all live in a world that is very vulnerable and very fragile,’ says UNHCR’s Joung-ah Ghedini-Williams.

Mariupol, a Ukrainian port city that was home to more than 400,000 people just two weeks ago, has been almost completely shut off from the outside world by advancing Russian forces.

Fresh off an approval to expand their music venue, the concert series at Classical Movements (711 Princess Street) is planning to highlight the music of two countries in crisis. One of the two concerts will feature music from Afghanistan, featuring a performance from a recently arrived refugee. The other will feature musicians from the National

More than a dozen charity hospitals in northwest Syria have shut down or downsized their capacity due to funding cuts.

Human Rights Watch thanks the Senate Judiciary Committee for the opportunity to submit this statement for the record for its hearing “‘Targeted Killing’ and the Rule of Law: The Legal and Human Costs of 20 Years of U.S. Drone Strikes.”

Statement of Human Rights Watch on “‘Targeted Killing’ and the Rule of Law: The Legal and Human Costs of 20 Years of U.S. Drone Strikes” before the