CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY

Corruption Crackdown Intensifies in Tunisia, and the People Cheer June 25, 2017

A drive to root out corruption has been surprising for its vigor, but is not without risks. Analysts say mafia bosses are as powerful as terrorists.

By CARLOTTA GALL

White House Pushes Military Might Over Humanitarian Aid in Africa June 25, 2017

African and American military leaders are uneasy that shifting to a military-heavy presence on the continent could hurt America’s long-term interests.

By HELENE COOPER

Global News Quiz: King Salman Shocker, Roman Misbehavior and Indian Sedition June 25, 2017

Did you stay on top of the most important stories last week from around the world? Test your knowledge of international events with our quick quiz, recapping major news headlines from across the globe. To take the quiz, click on an answer, and the correct response will be revealed after you choose.

By BRYANT ROUSSEAU

Angola’s Corrupt Building Boom: ‘Like Opening a Window and Throwing Out Money’ June 24, 2017

Angola’s reconstruction presented the politically connected with an opportunity to enrich themselves and their relatives.

By NORIMITSU ONISHI

U.N. to Investigate Reports of Government-Backed Slaughter in Congo June 23, 2017

The United Nations’ human rights chief, Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, said even babies had been mutilated by a government-linked militia and insurgents.

By NICK CUMMING-BRUCE

U.N. Asks International Court to Weigh In on Britain-Mauritius Dispute June 23, 2017

In a blow to Britain, the General Assembly voted to refer London’s territorial dispute with a former colony to the International Court of Justice.

By SOMINI SENGUPTA

Ghana Court Rejects Resettlement of Guantánamo Bay Detainees June 22, 2017

The Supreme Court justices ruled that Ghana’s government erred in approving the transfer of two Yemeni detainees.

By NANA BOAKYE-YIADOM

Why Migrants Keep Risking All on the ‘Deadliest Route’ June 22, 2017

The grim fates of two Senegalese brothers match those of a growing number of young African men who are determined to reach Europe — or die trying.

By DIONNE SEARCEY and JAIME YAYA BARRY

Man Charged With Stabbing Officer at Airport Had Tried to Buy a Gun, F.B.I. Says June 22, 2017

The suspect is a married father of three described by his landlord in Montreal as never causing any problems.

By CHRISTOPHER MELE and MATTHEW HAAG

U.N. Security Council Welcomes Deployment of New Counterterrorism Force in Africa June 21, 2017

A French-American standoff at the Security Council has been resolved, clearing the way for deployment of a five-nation African force in the Sahel region.

By SOMINI SENGUPTA

CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY

CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY

Somalis for Accountable Government (SAG) has obtained this documentary video with incriminating evidence on the human rights violations and crimes against humanity committed by the newly appointed Somali Police Commissioner, Mr. Mohamed Hassan Ismail Farah and other high profile individuals.
This is an excerpt of a Canadian Broadcasting Corporation documentary aired on the 5TH Estate on October 7, 1992. The producer Julian Sher and correspondent Victor Malerek profiled three men who managed to slip into Canada as refugees but who had blood on their hands. We learn from this documentary that these 3 men were henchmen for Siad Barre and they committed unspoken cruelty to hundreds of innocent Somalis. Their actions affected the lives of countless people. Their refugee status were eventually ordered “removed” from Canada on grounds that they were war criminals and are subjects of Canada-wide warrant for arrest.

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Corruption Crackdown Intensifies in Tunisia, and the People Cheer June 25, 2017

A drive to root out corruption has been surprising for its vigor, but is not without risks. Analysts say mafia bosses are as powerful as terrorists.

By CARLOTTA GALL

White House Pushes Military Might Over Humanitarian Aid in Africa June 25, 2017

African and American military leaders are uneasy that shifting to a military-heavy presence on the continent could hurt America’s long-term interests.

By HELENE COOPER

Global News Quiz: King Salman Shocker, Roman Misbehavior and Indian Sedition June 25, 2017

By BRYANT ROUSSEAU

Angola’s Corrupt Building Boom: ‘Like Opening a Window and Throwing Out Money’ June 24, 2017

Angola’s reconstruction presented the politically connected with an opportunity to enrich themselves and their relatives.

By NORIMITSU ONISHI

U.N. to Investigate Reports of Government-Backed Slaughter in Congo June 23, 2017

The United Nations’ human rights chief, Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, said even babies had been mutilated by a government-linked militia and insurgents.

By NICK CUMMING-BRUCE

U.N. Asks International Court to Weigh In on Britain-Mauritius Dispute June 23, 2017

In a blow to Britain, the General Assembly voted to refer London’s territorial dispute with a former colony to the International Court of Justice.

By SOMINI SENGUPTA

Ghana Court Rejects Resettlement of Guantánamo Bay Detainees June 22, 2017

The Supreme Court justices ruled that Ghana’s government erred in approving the transfer of two Yemeni detainees.

By NANA BOAKYE-YIADOM

Why Migrants Keep Risking All on the ‘Deadliest Route’ June 22, 2017

The grim fates of two Senegalese brothers match those of a growing number of young African men who are determined to reach Europe — or die trying.

By DIONNE SEARCEY and JAIME YAYA BARRY

Man Charged With Stabbing Officer at Airport Had Tried to Buy a Gun, F.B.I. Says June 22, 2017

The suspect is a married father of three described by his landlord in Montreal as never causing any problems.

By CHRISTOPHER MELE and MATTHEW HAAG

U.N. Security Council Welcomes Deployment of New Counterterrorism Force in Africa June 21, 2017

A French-American standoff at the Security Council has been resolved, clearing the way for deployment of a five-nation African force in the Sahel region.

By SOMINI SENGUPTA

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Corruption Crackdown Intensifies in Tunisia, and the People Cheer June 25, 2017

A drive to root out corruption has been surprising for its vigor, but is not without risks. Analysts say mafia bosses are as powerful as terrorists.

By CARLOTTA GALL

White House Pushes Military Might Over Humanitarian Aid in Africa June 25, 2017

African and American military leaders are uneasy that shifting to a military-heavy presence on the continent could hurt America’s long-term interests.

By HELENE COOPER

Global News Quiz: King Salman Shocker, Roman Misbehavior and Indian Sedition June 25, 2017

By BRYANT ROUSSEAU

Angola’s Corrupt Building Boom: ‘Like Opening a Window and Throwing Out Money’ June 24, 2017

Angola’s reconstruction presented the politically connected with an opportunity to enrich themselves and their relatives.

By NORIMITSU ONISHI

U.N. to Investigate Reports of Government-Backed Slaughter in Congo June 23, 2017

The United Nations’ human rights chief, Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, said even babies had been mutilated by a government-linked militia and insurgents.

By NICK CUMMING-BRUCE

U.N. Asks International Court to Weigh In on Britain-Mauritius Dispute June 23, 2017

In a blow to Britain, the General Assembly voted to refer London’s territorial dispute with a former colony to the International Court of Justice.

By SOMINI SENGUPTA

Ghana Court Rejects Resettlement of Guantánamo Bay Detainees June 22, 2017

The Supreme Court justices ruled that Ghana’s government erred in approving the transfer of two Yemeni detainees.

By NANA BOAKYE-YIADOM

Why Migrants Keep Risking All on the ‘Deadliest Route’ June 22, 2017

The grim fates of two Senegalese brothers match those of a growing number of young African men who are determined to reach Europe — or die trying.

By DIONNE SEARCEY and JAIME YAYA BARRY

Man Charged With Stabbing Officer at Airport Had Tried to Buy a Gun, F.B.I. Says June 22, 2017

The suspect is a married father of three described by his landlord in Montreal as never causing any problems.

By CHRISTOPHER MELE and MATTHEW HAAG

U.N. Security Council Welcomes Deployment of New Counterterrorism Force in Africa June 21, 2017

A French-American standoff at the Security Council has been resolved, clearing the way for deployment of a five-nation African force in the Sahel region.

By SOMINI SENGUPTA

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