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Two days ago, we received an SOS message from a group of women and children allegedly held in an EU-linked detention camp in Benghazi, Libya. Most of them are Eritrean. They reported daily rape and sexual violence, starvation, torture, and ransom demands.
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Otherwise you’re just doing an actual virtue signal.
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11 July this year marks the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide
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Mark Carney must be clear: either we support international law or we support gangster regimes.
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by Shannon Vallor — Reposted by: Jean-Pierre Cassarino, Richard E. Lenski, Gordon Pennycook , and 18 more Jean-Pierre Cassarino, Richard E. Lenski, Gordon Pennycook, Mor Naaman, Adam H. Sobel, Jesse H. Kroll, David J. Hodgson, Nick M. Haddad, Karen R. Lips, John McLaren, Simon Dalby, Dirk Pilat, Andrew R. Morral, Serge Egelman, Nepal, David C. Kimball, Fredrik Albritton Jonsson, Jennifer A. Johnson, Jeremy Ginges, Işıl Dillig, Stephanie Luce
It's not just budgets but research, institutions, expertise, and training the next generation.
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American staffers at the court have been told that if they travel to the U.S. they risk arrest.
NGOs have stopped working with the ICC, the leader of one won’t even reply to ICC emails.
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Amnesty International called Libya’s migrant detention centers a “hellscape,” where beatings and sexual violence are rampant and there are many reports of trafficking and even slavery.
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