Bosnia’s “invisible children” born as a consequence of sexual violence during the Yugoslav War have finally received legal recognition as civil victims of war.
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Read moreHow Zimbabwe’s Ruling Party Is Committing Crimes Against Humanity Aided By Inertia Of The International Community
Since the coup d’état in 2017, Zimbabwe’s ruling party has been committing unabated crimes against humanity. This has been met by inertia of the international community and regional bodies.
Read moreStuck In Limbo: The Current Standing Of Human Rights In Post-Revolution Sudan
The rapid developments regarding the human rights situation in Sudan over the last two years are now being drastically undermined and halted.
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