CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY

Sierra Leone Buries Over 300 Mudslide Victims in Mass Graves August 17, 2017

The disaster, which killed at least 400 people, awakens painful memories of past national traumas: the Ebola outbreak and Sierra Leone’s civil war.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY

Zimbabwe’s First Lady Said to Seek Diplomatic Immunity Over Assault Claim August 16, 2017

A South African model said Grace Mugabe attacked her with an extension cord after finding her with the first lady’s two sons in a luxury hotel room in Johannesburg.

By JEFFREY MOYO

Kenya Opposition Leader Says He’ll Expose Election Fraud August 16, 2017

Raila Odinga, who lost last week’s presidential election to the incumbent, President Uhuru Kenyatta, says he will challenge the result in the Supreme Court.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Suicide Bombers Kill at Least 20 People in Northeastern Nigeria August 16, 2017

The attack, which also wounded dozens of people, struck a camp for internally displaced people and a nearby market.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chaos in Central African Republic Imperils Aid Groups’ Work August 16, 2017

Mayhem is spreading, tens of thousands of people have been displaced, and aid groups warn that “we cannot operate in a country where we are the target.”

By RICK GLADSTONE

‘This Is Too Much for Us’: Sierra Leone Deluged by Mud and Grief August 15, 2017

With hundreds dead and hundreds more missing after torrential rains and mudslides, residents of the country’s capital can’t find room for all the dead.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY and DIONNE SEARCEY

Grace Mugabe Is Accused of Assault at Johannesburg Hotel August 15, 2017

The wife of Zimbabwe’s longtime president appeared at a police station in South Africa after being accused of hitting a woman in the forehead.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

‘All We See Is Dead Bodies’: Sierra Leone Floods and Mudslides Ravage Freetown August 14, 2017

Survivors in Freetown, the capital, resorted to stacking bodies on soccer fields, after heavy rain and mudslides killed as many as 200 people.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY

Fleeing Hardship, Then Pushed Into Sea, They Landed in a Country at War August 14, 2017

Migrants from Somalia and Ethiopia, forced overboard from two boats last week, came ashore in war-torn Yemen. They were hoping to find work in the countries of the Persian Gulf.

By SAEED AL-BATATI

Gunmen Kill 18 at Restaurant in Burkina Faso August 14, 2017

The attack at Aziz Istanbul, an eatery that is popular with foreigners, was eerily similar to an assault just down the street in 2016.

By DIONNE SEARCEY and JAIME YAYA BARRY

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.

CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY

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Sierra Leone Buries Over 300 Mudslide Victims in Mass Graves August 17, 2017

The disaster, which killed at least 400 people, awakens painful memories of past national traumas: the Ebola outbreak and Sierra Leone’s civil war.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY

Zimbabwe’s First Lady Said to Seek Diplomatic Immunity Over Assault Claim August 16, 2017

A South African model said Grace Mugabe attacked her with an extension cord after finding her with the first lady’s two sons in a luxury hotel room in Johannesburg.

By JEFFREY MOYO

Kenya Opposition Leader Says He’ll Expose Election Fraud August 16, 2017

Raila Odinga, who lost last week’s presidential election to the incumbent, President Uhuru Kenyatta, says he will challenge the result in the Supreme Court.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Suicide Bombers Kill at Least 20 People in Northeastern Nigeria August 16, 2017

The attack, which also wounded dozens of people, struck a camp for internally displaced people and a nearby market.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chaos in Central African Republic Imperils Aid Groups’ Work August 16, 2017

Mayhem is spreading, tens of thousands of people have been displaced, and aid groups warn that “we cannot operate in a country where we are the target.”

By RICK GLADSTONE

‘This Is Too Much for Us’: Sierra Leone Deluged by Mud and Grief August 15, 2017

With hundreds dead and hundreds more missing after torrential rains and mudslides, residents of the country’s capital can’t find room for all the dead.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY and DIONNE SEARCEY

Grace Mugabe Is Accused of Assault at Johannesburg Hotel August 15, 2017

The wife of Zimbabwe’s longtime president appeared at a police station in South Africa after being accused of hitting a woman in the forehead.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

‘All We See Is Dead Bodies’: Sierra Leone Floods and Mudslides Ravage Freetown August 14, 2017

Survivors in Freetown, the capital, resorted to stacking bodies on soccer fields, after heavy rain and mudslides killed as many as 200 people.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY

Fleeing Hardship, Then Pushed Into Sea, They Landed in a Country at War August 14, 2017

Migrants from Somalia and Ethiopia, forced overboard from two boats last week, came ashore in war-torn Yemen. They were hoping to find work in the countries of the Persian Gulf.

By SAEED AL-BATATI

Gunmen Kill 18 at Restaurant in Burkina Faso August 14, 2017

The attack at Aziz Istanbul, an eatery that is popular with foreigners, was eerily similar to an assault just down the street in 2016.

By DIONNE SEARCEY and JAIME YAYA BARRY

Africa

Sierra Leone Buries Over 300 Mudslide Victims in Mass Graves August 17, 2017

The disaster, which killed at least 400 people, awakens painful memories of past national traumas: the Ebola outbreak and Sierra Leone’s civil war.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY

Zimbabwe’s First Lady Said to Seek Diplomatic Immunity Over Assault Claim August 16, 2017

A South African model said Grace Mugabe attacked her with an extension cord after finding her with the first lady’s two sons in a luxury hotel room in Johannesburg.

By JEFFREY MOYO

Kenya Opposition Leader Says He’ll Expose Election Fraud August 16, 2017

Raila Odinga, who lost last week’s presidential election to the incumbent, President Uhuru Kenyatta, says he will challenge the result in the Supreme Court.

By KIMIKO de FREYTAS-TAMURA

Suicide Bombers Kill at Least 20 People in Northeastern Nigeria August 16, 2017

The attack, which also wounded dozens of people, struck a camp for internally displaced people and a nearby market.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chaos in Central African Republic Imperils Aid Groups’ Work August 16, 2017

Mayhem is spreading, tens of thousands of people have been displaced, and aid groups warn that “we cannot operate in a country where we are the target.”

By RICK GLADSTONE

‘This Is Too Much for Us’: Sierra Leone Deluged by Mud and Grief August 15, 2017

With hundreds dead and hundreds more missing after torrential rains and mudslides, residents of the country’s capital can’t find room for all the dead.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY and DIONNE SEARCEY

Grace Mugabe Is Accused of Assault at Johannesburg Hotel August 15, 2017

The wife of Zimbabwe’s longtime president appeared at a police station in South Africa after being accused of hitting a woman in the forehead.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

‘All We See Is Dead Bodies’: Sierra Leone Floods and Mudslides Ravage Freetown August 14, 2017

Survivors in Freetown, the capital, resorted to stacking bodies on soccer fields, after heavy rain and mudslides killed as many as 200 people.

By JAIME YAYA BARRY

Fleeing Hardship, Then Pushed Into Sea, They Landed in a Country at War August 14, 2017

Migrants from Somalia and Ethiopia, forced overboard from two boats last week, came ashore in war-torn Yemen. They were hoping to find work in the countries of the Persian Gulf.

By SAEED AL-BATATI

Gunmen Kill 18 at Restaurant in Burkina Faso August 14, 2017

The attack at Aziz Istanbul, an eatery that is popular with foreigners, was eerily similar to an assault just down the street in 2016.

By DIONNE SEARCEY and JAIME YAYA BARRY

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