In today's Brief: Brave Saudi activists utilizing new media; no justice for drone strike victims in Yemen; dustup between the United States and India; Top Stories of 2013; South Sudan fighting; CAR atrocities; Bangladesh violence; Syria's humanitarian crisis, more bombing and hopes for justice; NSA snooping likely unconstitutional; world leaders not attending Sochi; UK says "mission accomplished" in Afghanistan; and even more fear in North Korea.
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 17 December 2013
South Sudan, CAR, Bangladesh, Syria, NSA, Sochi, Afghanistan, North Korea
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