In today's Brief: Hong Kong protests; China to halt South Sudan arms sales; EU shame of migrant deaths; Council of Europe's credibility crisis; Syrians face violent attacks in Lebanon; Burundi activist freed; Iran hanging; why Tunisia needs to tackle rights; how to beat ISIS in Iraq; cartoon exposes cruelty in Saudi.
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Human Rights Watch Daily Brief, 30 September 2014
Hong Kong, South Sudan, EU migrant deaths, Azerbaijan, Lebanon, Burundi, Iran, Tunisia, Iraq, Saudi Arabia
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