Three Important Lessons Behind the Recent News Emerging from Afghanistan

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Refugees, rights groups, aid organisations say empathy towards refugees is fading even as deaths in Mediterranean soar.

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Theresa May Should Come Clean on UK Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia

Targeting NGOs Hurts Those Most in Need

This is only the latest expression of concern over the Indian government’s targeting of activist groups

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How Four Policemen in Mumbai Were Convicted for Torturing and Killing a Man

A Postmortem Report, a Special Public Prosecutor, and an Eyewitness Testimony Turned the Tide in the Case of 20-Year-Old Aniket Khicchi

Kazakhstan’s Human Rights Crackdown

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Japan’s Crucial Role Protecting Civilians in South Sudan

India’s Answer to Custodial Killings: Cash and Not Justice

Police Are Rarely Held Accountable for Custodial Deaths, As the Case of 22-Year-Old Altaf Shaikh Shows