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With Yemen's political and humanitarian situation growing increasingly fragile, DW speaks to people inside the country about what life is like in the midst of the war.
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The New York Attorney General's office filed a bombshell civil rights lawsuit on Sunday against Harvey Weinstein and the co-founders of the Weinstein Co. for "egregious violations of New York's civil rights, human rights and business laws," pointing
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The Killings Have Been Almost Entirely Ignored.
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The Red Cross reports that there are now more than a million cases of cholera in Yemen:
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Fawzi al-Junaidi, 16, will be taken in for a hearing in Israel's military court today, after being held for more than a week in Israeli detention.
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The Ecuadorian government has confirmed that it keep protecting Australian cyber activist Julian Assange, who has remained in asylum since 2012 at the Quito embassy in London, the Foreign Ministry confirmed today.
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Memories of the cruel Balkan Wars of 1992-1995 are already slipping away.
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Our aim is to "starve the whole population - men, women, and children, old and young, wounded and sound - into submission," said First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill.
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Measures aim to annex settlements to city and turn Palestinian areas into no-man's land, warn rights groups
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It's remarkable that whenever you read an article about Yemen in the mainstream media, the central role of Saudi Arabia and the United States in the tragedy is glossed over or completely ignored.
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Two years ago, German intelligence warned the world of the unique risks Saudi Arabia posed to the region.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has sanctioned a bloody drug war that features extrajudicial killing.
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--so why is Washington still defending it?
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The Declaration of Independence was clear that Americans rights pre-existed the creation of government. But today's Statists see government as the fount of all rights. What the government gives, it has the right to revoke. And that can be a prob
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President Trump's firing of FBI chief James Comey on May 9 spurred much of the media and many Democrats to rally around America's most powerful domestic federal agency. But the FBI has a long record of both deceit and incompetence. Five years ago
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Turkish authorities on Thursday issued detention warrants for 35 journalists and media workers as part of the country's ongoing crackdown on people suspected of ties to U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen, the state-run news agency reported.
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It's time for Israel to accept that as an occupied people, Palestinians have a right to resist - in every way possible.
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As noted by the Guardian and other sources, German human rights consultant Peter Steudtner was detained at a human rights workshop on Monday with five others including Amnesty International's country director, Idil Eser, for allegedly aiding a terr
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Qatif – For the past 60 days, Saudi Arabia imposed a devastating siege on the Shiite town of Awamiya. And of course, mainstream western media remains silent.
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War is like a big machine that no one really knows how to run and when it gets out of control it ends up destroying the things you thought you were fighting for, and a lot of other things you kinda forgot you had. – Anonymous
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HRW - HRW fronts for wealth, power and privilege. Well-known corporate foundations provide funding.
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Sen. John McCain took to the pages of the New York Times to attack Secretary of State Rex Tillerson for suggesting that it is possible that the US national interest and the export of US values abroad may not always coincide. Could McCain's screed hav
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New human rights laws are required to protect sensitive information in a person's mind from 'unauthorised collection, storage, use or even deletion'
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New human rights laws are required to protect sensitive information in a person's mind from 'unauthorised collection, storage, use or even deletion'
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Israel's Crime of Apartheid: UN Agency Head's Forced Resignation
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A river in New Zealand has become the first in the world to be granted the same legal rights as a person.
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Last Sunday, January 22, was the forty-fourth anniversary of the Roe v Wade and Doe v Bolton Supreme Court decisions legalizing abortion-on-demand. Since those dreadful decisions, nearly sixty million helpless, innocent unborn babies have been mercil
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Mexico City Policy has clearly been controversial from the get-go. Those who favor abortion feel the policy is too stringent; those who oppose abortion feel that their tax dollars should not be used to pay for something they do not support.
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The amount of buses asking for a permit for the march is more than 6 times the amount on Inauguration Day.
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A European Parliament committee has voted in favor of a draft report that proposes granting legal status to robots, categorizing them as "electronic persons".
