In today's Brief: Turkey turns off Twitter; return to the dark days of Darfur; exodus in South Sudan; C.A.R. rebels ready to talk peace; Kabul attack kills journalist and his entire family; chop houses in Colombia; married to strangers in India; kleptocracy in Equatorial Guinea; and NGOs hold silent China protest...
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Dispatches
Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 21 March 2014
Turkey, Darfur, South Sudan, Central African Republic, Afghanistan, Colombia, India, Equatorial Guinea, China
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