Genocide
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The Holodomor: Ukraine’s other significant anniversary
feature The famine killed nearly four million people, stripped the country of it's independence, and still was denied by the Soviet Union
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Is Bosnia facing another civil war?
In Depth Allegations of fraud mar elections as Putin-ally claims victory
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What is the definition of genocide?
In Depth Russia accused of mass civilian killings in areas surrounding Kyiv
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Is Russia committing genocide in Ukraine?
Today's Big Question Moscow accused of abducting civilians and deporting them into ‘slave labour’
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‘It is the internet’: Rohingya launch $150bn Facebook lawsuit over genocide hate speech
In Depth Victims in UK and US legal action claim social media giant failed to prevent incitement of violence
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Is Ethiopia’s civil war at ‘turning point’ as Tigray rebels retake key cities?
feature New offensive launched after federal government declares unilateral ceasefire
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Why Namibian chiefs have rejected Germany’s €1bn ‘apology’ for colonial genocide
In Depth Ethnic leaders are demanding €440bn in reparations for killing of up to 75,000 people
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French government ‘enabled foreseeable’ Rwandan genocide, report claims
feature Investigation finds that Paris ‘did nothing to stop’ slaughter of 800,000 people in 1994 mass killings
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Ethiopia: massacre in Tigray fuels genocide fears
In Depth Almost 200 civilians killed by Ethiopia and Eritrean military forces in latest human rights abuse in region
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Will other nations join US in accusing China of ‘genocide’ against Uighurs?
feature Mike Pompeo warns that the slaughter ‘is on-going’ as MPs vote against amendment to UK-China trade bill
By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published
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ICC rules out investigation into China’s forced detention of Uighurs
Daily Briefing Prosecutors’ decision is blow to activists who hoped to use international law to highlight persecution of the Muslim minority
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China blanks out map to hide vast network of Uighur detention camps
Speed Read More than 250 newly-built compounds across Xinjiang region appear on western map services
By Gabriel Power, The Week UK Published
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Why everyone’s talking about Amal Clooney
In Depth Human rights lawyer is hired by the Maldives in genocide case against Myanmar
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UN orders Myanmar to stop Rohingya genocide
Speed Read Landmark ruling ‘obliterates’ any remnants of Aung San Suu Kyi’s international reputation
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