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The International Criminal Court exists because history repeatedly demonstrated that governments cannot always be trusted to investigate themselves.
When political leaders control national institutions, protect military commanders or deny...
I did not know Imaan Mazari personally, but I knew of her. In Islamabad, that distinction can feel unusually small.
The capital may be a large city, but socially it often behaves like a small town. Families cross paths, professional circle...
On July 20, thousands of young Indians gathered in central New Delhi and attempted to march towards Parliament. Some carried signs calling for the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Others wore cockroach masks, turning an...
Allegations of systematic abuse at Fort Bliss and two fatal ICE vehicle stops reveal what happens when coercive power expands faster than training, transparency and accountability.
Within six days, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent...
A girl in Afghanistan can watch her brother leave for school while she remains at home. She is not excluded because she failed, because her family opposes education, or because the school was destroyed. She is excluded because the authoriti...
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Humanitarian. Human Rights Advocate. Writer. IR junkie. Raised on cocomo and CSPAN.
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