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Sudan war: Protect refugees and displaced persons, including women and women defenders - Sudan

Sudan war: Protect refugees and displaced persons, including women and women defenders - Sudan
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Punish, don't transfer, rogue police officers

Allowing rogue officers to continue working is, therefore, a form of disrespect to the deceased.

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Killings/abductions: Intersociety calls for International criminal enquires, indictments in Imo, South-East – The Sun Nigeria

Killings/abductions: Intersociety calls for International criminal enquires, indictments in Imo, South-East – The Sun Nigeria
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Investigate rampant killings in South-East - Intersociety tells UN, Amnesty International

International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law, Intersociety, has appealed to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and Amnesty

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Intersociety Urges UN, Amnesty International To Investigate Rampant Killings In South-East Nigeria

Civic group, the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law, Intersociety, has again decried the mass murders, civilian house burnings and other internationally prohibited acts which are being perpetrated with impunity and recklessness killings in the South-East. The group asserted that till date, not an armed state actor or armed non-state actor perpetrator; or a public official or office holder aiding the killings has been brought to accountability, including that they ought to be investigated, tried, convicted and jailed.

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ANEKED Gambia Students Essay Competition

In this regard, we are pleased to announce the first winner of the essay competition who is Ndey Jatta of Grade 10 Science, St. Joseph's Senior Secondary School. Ndey’s winning essay, reproduced below, was on the topic “Democracy vs Dictatorship: Which System is Better for The Gambia”.

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The Interview

democracy in this country. and before that, i told you that we had military rule for 21 years, and then again a military backed government for another eight years. that was altogether 29 years out of 50 years. so, only this time, this 14 years, we have had a true democratic system and stability, and therefore, we could make progress. why then, does the un human rights chief raise concerns about allegations of extrajudicial killings, forced disappearances, torture, cracking down on the press? i don't know. but actually the allegation, they couldn't prove that much. well, some group, they mentioned a big number. when we inquired, it was

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The Interview

so, only this time, this 1a years, so, only this time, this 1a years, we had true democratic system and stability, and therefore, we could make progress. why then, does the un human rights chief raise concerns about allegations of extrajudicial killings, forced disappearances, torture, cracking down on the press? i don't know. but actually, the allegation, they couldn't prove that much. well, some group, they mentioned a big number. when we inquired, it was perhaps five or six people. but, sometimes, people themselves... —— persons. some people hide themselves because of different issues. but extrajudicial killing,

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The Interview

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BBC News

in my whole life, i struggle for democracy. and our party, bangladesh awami league, we established democracy in this country. and before that, i told you that we had military rule for 21 years, and then again, military—backed government for another eight years — that was altogether 29 years, out of 50 years. so only this time, these 14 years, we had a true democratic system and stability, and therefore, we could make progress. why then does the un human rights chief raise concerns about allegations of extrajudicial killings, forced disappearances, torture, cracking down on the press? i don't know. but actually, the allegation they brought, but they couldn't prove it that much.

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