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'...
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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