A brutal campaign against gay men is sweeping Chechnya, with reports of abduction-style detention, enforced disappearances, torture and deaths. Fleeing Woman Returned to Saudi Arabia Against Her Will
Saudi authorities should ensure that Dina Ali Lasloom, 24, is not subjected to violence from her family or prosecution for trying to flee. The Philippines’ Cynical Apologists for Duterte’s Brutal ‘Drug War’
Since Philippine President Duterte took office on June 30, 2016, police and unidentified gunmen have killed more than 7,000 suspected drug users and drug dealers. Incendiary Weapons Burn Again in Syria
Videos and photographs taken last weekend in the city of Saraqeb, in northwestern Syria, show the unmistakably bright trails produced by incendiary weapons. Tunisian Doctors Oppose ‘Anal Test’ for Homosexuality
The move is an important step toward ending degrading, discriminatory, and unscientific “testing” for evidence of homosexual conduct.
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Jacquelyn won on Wheel of Fortune – then used the winnings to pay off $25,000 in medical bills. Africa Free Primary Education Still Out of Reach in South Africa
Hundreds of thousands of children with disabilities in South Africa are still not in school. No child should be denied their right to learn because of poverty.
