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Darfur conflict Editors Pick
The Darfur conflict is an ongoing conflict in the Darfur region of western Sudan, mainly between the Janjaweed, a militia group recruited from local Arab tribes, and the non-Arab peoples of the region. The Sudanese government, while publicly denying that it supports the Janjaweed, is providing arms and assistance and has participated in joint attacks with the group. The conflict began in February 2003. The conflict has been described by the Western media as "ethnic cleansing" and "genocide".
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Save Darfur Editors Pick
"If we turn our heads and look away and hope that it will all disappear then they will - all of them, an entire generation of people. And we will have only history left to judge us." -George Clooney April 30, 2006, Washington
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Triumph of Evil Editors Pick
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An Analysis of Select Companies’ Operations in Sudan:. A Resource for Divestment
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How many have died in Darfur?
The UN says that more than two million of the estimated six million population have fled their homes, but the organisation is reluctant to suggest how many might have died in total.
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Q&A: Sudan's Darfur conflict
Some three million people need food aid or have fled their homes, and at least 180,000 are thought to have died during the crisis.
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Amnesty International Sudan Crisis
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Chad/Sudan: A Question of Genocide
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Crimes of War
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Darfu Report
Report of the International Commission of Inquiry on Darfur to the United Nations Secretary-General
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Darfur Information Center
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Darfur: A Genocide We Can Stop
The Sudanese Government, using Arab "Janjaweed" militias, its air force, and organized starvation, is systematically killing the black Sudanese of Darfur. Help stop this genocide.
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Findlaw's Special Coverage of Counter-Terrorism Cases
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Getting Away with Torture?
This 95-page report, issued on the eve of the first anniversary of the publication of the Abu Ghraib photos, presents substantial evidence warranting criminal investigations of Rumsfeld and Tenet, as well as Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez, formerly the top U.S. commander in Iraq, and Gen. Geoffrey Miller the former commander of the prison camp at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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Guantanamo Bay
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Guantanamo Detention Center
United Nations Finds that U.S. Has Failed to Comply with International Obligations at Guantanamo Detention Center
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Human Rights Watch - Crisis in Darfur
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Human Rights Watch World Report 2006
The Human Rights Watch World Report 2006 contains information on human rights developments in more than 60 countries in 2005.
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Human Rights Watch World Report 2006
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Law Prohibiting Torture
Summary of International and U.S. Law Prohibiting Torture and Other Ill-treatment of Persons in Custody
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Preventing Torture and Other Ill-Treatment in U.S. Military and Intelligence Detention Facilities
The United States is obligated under both international humanitarian and human rights law to prohibit, prevent and prosecute instances of torture and other ill-treatment of persons in custody. The prohibition against mistreatment applies to the United States during times of peace, armed conflict, or a state of emergency. Any person is protected, whether a U.S. national or a non-citizen. It is irrelevant whether the detainee is determined to be a prisoner-of-war, a protected person, or a so-called “security detainee” or “unlawful combatant.” And the prohibition is in effect within the territory of the United States or any place anywhere U.S. authorities have control over a person. In short, the prohibition against torture and ill-treatment is absolute.
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Road to Abu Ghraib
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Rwanda
In 2005 Rwanda expanded its system of people’s courts (gacaca jurisdictions) from one tenth of the territory to the whole country. Established to try crimes from the period of the 1994 genocide, the jurisdictions were supposed to draw their legitimacy from popular participation, but many Rwandans did not trust them and boycotted the sessions. Some judges ignored gacaca rules by jailing hundreds of persons in preventive detention or for false or incomplete testimony. Since few appellate gacaca courts exist yet, most of those jailed have no recourse. As the jurisdictions started pre-trial inquiries throughout Rwanda, some 10,000 Rwandans fled to surrounding countries, many saying they feared false accusations and unfair trials.
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Torture: A Human Rights Perspective
A timely and provocative new anthology, TORTURE is the first book to critically assess torture from a global human rights viewpoint. International law has categorically outlawed the practice, yet the global debate around torture—the legality of its use, the extent of its use, its effectiveness—has intensified in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Revelations of torture and degradation at Abu Ghraib and other detention facilities have galvanized both proponents and opponents of torture, and underscored how imperative it is to tackle the question head-on.
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U.S. Torture and Abuse of Detainees
Each day brings more information about the appalling abuses inflicted upon men and women held by the United States in Iraq, Afghanistan, and elsewhere around the world. U.S. forces have used interrogation techniques including hooding, stripping detainees naked, subjecting them to extremes of heat, cold, noise and light, and depriving them of sleep—in violation of the Geneva Conventions and the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. This apparently routine infliction of pain, discomfort, and humiliation has expanded in all too many cases into vicious beatings, sexual degradation, sodomy, near drowning, and near asphyxiation. Detainees have died under questionable circumstances while incarcerated.
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U.S.: Bush Should Close Guantanamo Now
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U.S.: More Than 600 Implicated in Detainee Abuse
Investigations Lag Two Years After Abu Ghraib Photos
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U.S.: Rumsfeld Potentially Liable for Torture
A December 20, 2005 Army Inspector General’s report, obtained by Salon.com this week, contains a sworn statement by Lt. Gen. Randall M. Schmidt that implicates Secretary Rumsfeld in the abuse of detainee Mohammad al-Qahtani. Based on an investigation that he carried out in early 2005, which included two interviews with Rumsfeld, Gen. Schmidt describes the defense secretary as being “personally involved” in al-Qahtani’s interrogation.
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“Empty Promises:”
Diplomatic Assurances No Safeguard Against Torture
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