In today's Brief: Pussy Riot arrests in Sochi; Kremlin's media crackdown; Saudi deports 12,000 people to conflict-ridden Somalia; cordoning off truth in South Sudan; when will the US join the landmine treaty?; Horrors in North Korea; Thailand protests; unrest in Venezuela; repression on the rise in China; legal U-turn in Afghanistan; Uganda's anti-gay row; asylum seeker killed in PNG; South Sudan's ceasefire shattered and 'Humanitarian Twitterati'...
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 18 February 2014
North Korea, Thailand, Venezuela, Pussy Riot, Russia, China, Afghanistan, Uganda, Papua New Guinea, South Sudan, 'Humanitarian Twitterati'
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