Radovan Karad?ic was found guilty of genocide at Srebrenica, war crimes and crimes against humanity. The International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia sentenced him to 40 years imprisonment. The (successor) Court is due to deliver its decision on his appeal at The Hague on 20 March 2019. Right-wing extremists like the Christchurch terrorist Brenton Tarrant continue to this day to praise Karad?ic and his ...
One year after the attack on Afrin, which was a violation of international law, Turkish troops continue to occupy the Kurdish region in northern Syria. The humanitarian and economic costs of the occupation are shocking. Hundreds of civilians were killed, thousands arrested and hundreds of thousands displaced. Tens ...
Göttingen/Bozen (ots) - The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) has warned against restricting the freedom of independent non-governmental organizations at the United Nations (UN). "The influence of authoritarian states in the world organization continues to grow. Non-governmental organizations must not be ...
