As part of its plan to unify the country following 14 years of brutal civil war, Syria’s government announced it had reached a ceasefire agreement with the secular-led, Kurdish Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) on Sunday. Under the agreement, the government will take over land held by the Kurdish armed group.Continue Reading
Japan Marks 80 Years Since Emperor Hirohito Announced His Country’s Surrender to Allied Forces. A Japanese Cabinet Minter Was Among Thousands of People to visit War Memorial in Tokyo as Japan Marks 80 Years Since The End of World War II. Agricultural Minter Shinjiro Koizumi on Friday Paid His respectsContinue Reading
ADDED TO THE WORLD HERITAGE LIST ARE TWO PRISONS: TUOL SLENG AND M-13, AS THE EXECUTION SITE CHOEUNG EK. Three Notorious Locations used by Cambodia’s brutal Khmer Rouge regime as torture and execution sites to perpetrate the genocide of Year Zero Five Decades AUV HAEN ADDED TO UNESCO’S WORLD HERITAGEContinue Reading
Prince, Also Known by His Recording Name Delyswagz, Heard about the Choir Through a Friend Who Was A Member When He First Moved To Venice In 2017. He was to Singer in Nigeria, and His Friend Toled Him it was a good community, that they coulled hem hey. WHEN HEContinue Reading
Fifty Years After The Fall of Phnom Penh to The Khmer Rouge Rebel Army, The Events of April 17, 1975 Continue to cast a Long Shadow Over Cambodia and its Political System. Emerging from The Bloodshed and Chaos of the Spreading War in Neighbouring Vietnam, Pot’s Radical Peasant Movement RoseContinue Reading
Three daughters of Malcolm Black empowerment and civil rights icon In the United States, they have accused the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the New York Police Department (NYPD) of being partly responsible for their father’s 1965 assassination. On Friday, the family filed aContinue Reading
Uganda’s high court will on Tuesday deliver judgment on the case of Thomas Kwoyelo, a former commander of the rebel group, Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), after more than 15 years of delay. Kwoyelo is being tried by the international crimes division of the court based in northern Gulu city, aContinue Reading
Many survivors say the ghosts of Gukurahundi are not yet at rest. For thousands, justice has eluded the decades of people who were killed by a feared army unit in Zimbabwe’s southwestern and central provinces in the 1980s. The murders – which some call have ended a “genocide” – areContinue Reading
