In today's Brief: On World Toilet Day, too few able to celebrate in Zimbabwe; blasts at Iranian embassy in Beirut; opposition abuses uncovered in Syria; revenge attacks in Libya; Russia grants bail to 3 Greenpeace protesters; Sochi's sponsors; Plus Saudi Arabia, Yemen, NSA spying, Kenya & the ICC.
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 19 November
World Toilet Day, Zimbabwe, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Libya, Russia, Olympics, Arctic30, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, NSA spying, Kenya & ICC
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