Human Rights Watch Took Money From Saudi Businessman After Documenting His Coercive Labor Practices
The controversial gift came with a caveat that it could not be used to support LGBT advocacy in the Middle East and North Africa.
The controversial gift came with a caveat that it could not be used to support LGBT advocacy in the Middle East and North Africa.
The Coronavirus Crisis
A man evacuated from China in response to the coronavirus outbreak was forced to reimburse the State Department for travel and argue over a hospital bill.
The weeklong reduction in violence was pitched as a trust-building measure that, if successful, could set the stage for a formal truce with the Taliban.
While Bernie Sanders faces attacks for supporting the Castro regime, it’s his rivals who have long histories of cozying up to dictators.
A formerly secret map from AFRICOM shows a network of 29 U.S. military bases that stretch from one side of Africa to another.
In India, Donald Trump heaped praise on the nation’s leader, Narendra Modi, and ignored a spasm of violence against Muslims unfolding on the streets.
Airwars found that between 71 and 139 civilians have been killed in Somalia since 2007, far exceeding AFRICOM’s official count of two dead.
The proposal to link the EU’s facial recognition databases would likely connect them to the U.S. as well, in a massive consolidation of biometric data.
Eyal Weizman was barred from traveling to the U.S. after being identified as a security risk by an algorithm used by the Department of Homeland Security.
Many Democratic 2020 contenders support continuing special forces and paramilitary activity that has been devastating for civilians.
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