In today's Brief: Brazil police accused of planting evidence on protesters; positive step forward for women's rights in Peru; Hong Kong sees one of its largest demonstrations in history; WWI aftershocks; a treaty to end corporate abuses?; call for calm in Israel; drug dependency stalks US war veterans; ISIS holding 100+ children hostage; France's "burqa ban" upheld; Iraq latest; the rules of war in Ukraine; UN slams Egypt's justice system; hospital hell in South Sudan; mass Hong Kong rally defies China; & keeping it in the family...
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 1 July 2014
Israel, US war veterans, Syria, 'Burqa Ban', Iraq, Ukraine, Egypt, South Sudan, Hong Kong, Contraception
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