Human Rights Violations

Peoples Dispatch
Transnational Oil Companies May be Complicit in War Crimes in South Sudan, UN Warns
07 Mar 2019
Chinese, Indian and Malaysian firms have been partnering with the militarized state-run oil company. Transnational oil companies have been assisting the government troops by allowing them to use the…
Peoples Dispatch
“Don’t Give Additional Time to Sri Lanka”, Mothers of Disappeared Persons Tell The UN
28 Feb 2019
Families of tens of thousands of Tamils are still waiting for justice for the mass atrocities committed by the Sri Lankan government during the civil war that lasted 26 years.
Peoples Dispatch
British Soldiers Were Given Free Hand To Kill Unarmed Civilians In Iraq, Afghanistan Report
06 Feb 2019
Soldiers also engaged in cover-ups by disguising civilians as militants to make operations appear legitimate. The Middle East Eye report revealed how junior officers in the British army were taught…
Peoples Dispatch
Congolese Defy Kabila In Polls But Doubts Remain Over Winner’s Mandate
11 Jan 2019
The controversial elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo threw up a surprise when Felix Tshisekedi was elected the new president.
Pavan Kulkarni
As Sudanese uprising continues, police officers’ association urges members to disobey presidential order
03 Jan 2019
“Let Al Bashir.. and the fat cats go out to face the people whom [they have] humiliated, impoverished and despised, rather than you whose salaries are not enough for one week,” the Police Officers…
Zoe PC
Mapuche Youth Assassinated by Colombian and US-Trained Chilean Police Unit
17 Nov 2018
24-year-old Camilo Catrillanca was assassinated on Wednesday, November 14, during an invasion of his community by the special ‘anti-terrorist’ unit of the Chilean police, Comando Jungla.
Muhammed Shabeer
Chilean Rights Activist and Implacable Foe of the Dictatorship Ana Gonzalez Dies
31 Oct 2018
For decades, Ana Gonzalez worked to trace the whereabouts of her family and thousands of the people who were forcible disappeared during the military dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet
Zoe PC
Why are Thousands of Hondurans Walking Towards the US border?
23 Oct 2018
The migrant caravan, which has been met with threats from Donald Trump, is the result of poverty, growing crime and repression in Honduras. The US has played a key role in propping up the government…
Surangya
With Khashoggi's Murder, Will the World Stop Turning a Blind Eye to Saudi Crimes?
22 Oct 2018
While Saudi Arabia is facing widespread condemnation in the media for Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, the country has gotten away with worst crimes in the past.
V. Arun Kumar
Environmental Pollution by Corporations is a Political Act: Nnimmo Bassey
04 Aug 2018
He also talks about how international financial institutions paved way for the corporations to grab people’s land and resources.