Genocide Suspect Felicien Kabuga Dies in Custody at 93
Felicien Kabuga, one of the last remaining suspects linked to the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, has died ...
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Amnesty International Calls on Germany to Deliver Full Reparations for Namibia Genocide
Amnesty International has urged the German government to assume full legal responsibility for the genocide and ...
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Gaza: Four Al Jazeera Journalists Killed – Southern African Times Condemns Genocide, Demands Ceasefire
The Southern African Times expresses its deepest outrage and sorrow following the targeted killing of four ...
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Germany’s Forgotten Genocide in Namibia: The Erasure of the Bushmen from History
The genocide of the Ovaherero and Nama peoples during German colonial rule in Namibia (1904–1907) has ...
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A State on Paper, a Genocide Ignored: The West’s Moral Collapse in Gaza
The announcement by Canada, France and the United Kingdom of their intent to recognise the State ...
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Op-Ed by President Ramaposa: After a year of untold suffering, the people of the Middle East need peace and justice
Today marks one year since the start of an onslaught against the Palestinian people that has ...
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South Africa Voices Grave Concerns Over Escalating Israeli Military Actions in Palestine and Lebanon
The South African government has expressed profound unease regarding the "continuing escalation of military action by ...
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South Africa to Submit Additional Evidence to the ICJ on Israeli Genocide Case in October
South Africa is poised to intensify its legal battle against Israel at the International Court of ...
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