In today's Brief: North Korea atrocities officially revealed; Crimea votes to join Russia; concerns mount in Ukraine; journalists abducted in Crimea; a nightmare for Muslims in CAR; Obama administration on record-setting deportation pace; release activists in Syria; NGOs under threat in Russia; elections worries in Algeria & Afghanistan; trafficking & torture in Egypt & Sudan, and Sri Lanka arrests...
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 17 March 2014
Crimea, Russia, North Korea, Syria, NGO law, Algeria, Afghanistan, Egypt, Sudan, Sri Lanka
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