The history of censorship in Burma has resulted in a citizenship that views poverty and violence at the hands of the state authority as commonplace.
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The anti-corruption torch marches in Honduras demonstrate to corrupt politicians that by remaining in power they are playing with the fire of popular indignation.
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La nación hondureña está pasando por un momento crucial muy importante quizá igual o más fuerte que en el golpe de Estado del 28 de junio de 2009, cuando fue sacado por la fuerza de las armas el presidente Manuel Zelaya Rosales.
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Arzu Geybulla discusses political imprisonment, the stifling of voices in Turkey and Azerbaijan, and her expectations for the two countries’ unsteady futures.
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Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe expressed his contempt for the ICC — among other things — in a speech that lasted for over an hour at the African Unity Summit.
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Turkey has reopened its borders to thousands of Syrian refugees.
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A round up of the tumultuous events surrounding Turkey’s elections and Erdogan’s decline from power.
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Mohamed Morsi, former President and co-founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, has been sentenced to death.
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A new report reveals U.N. Peacekeepers have been exploiting poor Haitian women for sex in exchange for food and medication.
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China-controlled newspapers had a harsh reaction to a letter from Chinese students asking the government to break its silence on the Tiananmen Square protests.
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