In today's Brief: Bangladesh's fire victims; world leaders sitting out the Olympics; Guantanamo's crumbling facade; heavy gunfire in the South Sudanese capital, Juba; Syria "barrel bombs" Aleppo; massacres in CAR; fresh violence in Xinjiang, China; and a possible US amnesty for Snowden?
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 16 December 2013
South Sudan, Syria, CAR, China, Bangladesh, Laos, Snowden
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