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Why hospital bombings remain difficult to prosecute as war crimes - Vimarsana News

Why hospital bombings remain difficult to prosecute as war crimes

With the war in Ukraine the targeting of healthcare settings has once again come under the spotlight. Madlen Davies reports on the efforts to gather evidence of war crimes—and why so few incidents have been successfully prosecuted Oleh Tkachenko was delivering bread when he heard an explosion. He works as a pastor in a Baptist church in Vuhledar, a city in the southern Donetsk Oblast region of Ukraine. He ran to the city’s hospital immediately and saw its windows were shattered, with three people lying in the street and two on the hospital’s steps. One woman was already dead. He helped a...

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What's it really like to be a war refugee? - Vimarsana News

What's it really like to be a war refugee?

Waad Al-Kateab and her husband Hamza fled Aleppo for Romford. Her documentary, For Sama, filmed life in Aleppo and won awards at Cannes, the Baftas and the Emmys.

"I Still Believe In Every Word We Chanted": 10 Years On, Waad Al-Kateab Shares Her Memories Of The Syrian Revolution - Vimarsana News

"I Still Believe In Every Word We Chanted": 10 Years On, Waad Al-Kateab Shares Her Memories Of The Syrian Revolution

I am sitting in my living room in London, trying to steal a moment of calm between Zoom meetings and the playful demands of my young daughters, Sama and Taima. As for so many, the pandemic has upended our lives: schools are closed; we must work at home; we’re isolated. A virus has us under siege, and I am reminded in a way I didn’t expect of life in war-torn Syria. Take masks. In Syria, we knew the incessant feeling of something stifling our mouths, hindering us from breathing, speaking clearly and being heard. We were used to social distancing – a fear of others, even family m...