Just like that, in a piece of popular fiction, American atrocities become Russian atrocities.
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Repeated and presumptive inaction in the face of humanitarian atrocities emboldens those who commit the atrocities.
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Dealing with the atrocities of the past takes us away from that, and slavery is one of those atrocities.
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More broadly: Is it possible at all to make drawn-out serialized television about atrocities — and not make those atrocities attractive?
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"It's vital that we work together to continue to put pressure on Russia to stop its appalling atrocities, its sickening atrocities in Syria," May said.
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While there is no silver bullet for mass atrocities prevention, it is clear that atrocities do not occur in a vacuum, and that they can be prevented.
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The analysis of violent conflict, violent extremism, and mass atrocities must change if the US and the wider international community are to be successful in preventing mass atrocities.
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We're still practicing a lot of the confusion and denial and wishful thinking and looking the other way that led to atrocities and that allows atrocities to continue.
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Take his refusal to endorse the Green Movement in Iran when the 2009 election was stolen, or to take greater action against Assad's atrocities before ISIS grew to commit added atrocities.
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"But we have an ongoing conversation with the Russians talking about the problem that their failure to condemn Syrian atrocities and their apparent tolerance of Syrian atrocities has created," he said.
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Human rights violations committed against the Rohingya in Myanmar amount to the worst atrocities, including crimes against humanity and possibly even genocide, she said, referring to atrocities documented by U.N. investigators.
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"This is what happens in this country right now — unless you're willing to say that you're going to get tough on this stuff, on these atrocities — and these atrocities are horrible — but unless you as a politician are willing to do something about these atrocities then we're not going to elect you," Mr. Johnson said.
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Authorize the Atrocities Prevention Board (APB), a high-level interagency body that brings together principals from across the U.S. government to share intelligence and discuss ways to prevent genocide and mass atrocities.
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"Although the regime's many atrocities are well-documented, we believe the building of a crematorium is an effort to cover up the extent of mass atrocities taking place in Saydnaya prison," Jones said.
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Instead, it retreads tired apologia for US atrocities in Vietnam.
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They might fight one another, and even carry out atrocities.
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These atrocities against humanity goes against everything America stands for.
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The doctor blames such atrocities on a culture of impunity.
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Tales of rebel atrocities have spurred on the government's forces.
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Western governments have condemned the atrocities of the past fortnight.
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It will consider all available options if these atrocities continue.
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Demjanjuk's voluntary decision to commit atrocities was the fundamental legal
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Historically it's been the fuel of mass atrocities and genocide.
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"They are committing atrocities," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Genocide prosecutions are important to deter and delegitimize ISIS atrocities.
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Each side has been blamed for widespread atrocities against civilians.
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She nodded, noting the reality of these atrocities and more.
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I remember Pearl Harbor and all of the Japanese atrocities.
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How could these atrocities be prevented from ever being repeated?
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She speaks publicly against honor killings and atrocities against Dalits.
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This made other leaders, especially those accused of atrocities, nervous.
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Nargess worked in The Hague, researching and documenting terrible atrocities.
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Despite the atrocities he's witnessed, Akram is preparing to return.
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What has Trump said to condemn Myanmar for these atrocities?
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The world pays fleeting attention to atrocities like the Aug.
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Beneath these atrocities lie the complex internal politics of Myanmar.
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The Bush administration endorsed its investigation into atrocities in Sudan.
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Here are some of the atrocities that have happened there.
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They're just sick fantasies being used to justify real atrocities.
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He confirmed the atrocities that Dr. Satioglu saw in 1998.
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Rallying together is our only tool in fighting these atrocities.
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But the party denies that its leaders committed any atrocities.
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We will hold perpetrators of genocide and mass atrocities accountable.
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But the need has only grown as the atrocities continue.
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Those parallels include the wartime atrocities that are some of the most indelible images in documentaries and works of fiction set during that time — atrocities which are by no means a thing of the past.
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His surviving lithographs bear witness to the atrocities of the era.
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The fourth is at Beir Ahmed, where the March atrocities occurred.
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Atrocities by IS have deepened divisions between Turkey's secularists and Islamists.
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It is also their responsibility to investigate the reports of atrocities.
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I'm aware of the human rights atrocities and suffering in Myanmar.
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North Korean visitors leave the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities.
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His loud condemnation of the atrocities he witnessed earned him enemies.
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Videos of atrocities by Turkish-backed extremist fighters are circulating online.
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Memorials to the Holocaust and other wartime atrocities dot the city.
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The two documents were conceived largely in reaction to Nazi atrocities.
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No atrocities are committed unless human beings choose to commit them.
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It called for generals to be punished for human rights atrocities.
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Israeli prosecutors opted not to prosecute Demjanjuk for his atrocities at
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Interviews with Rohingya survivors implicate the division's soldiers in atrocities there.
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Yet these atrocities have barely registered in the Trump administration's rhetoric.
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This is what let the shooters carry out such awful atrocities.
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A faction of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility for both atrocities.
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Read the full BBC piece The Rohingya fled atrocities in Myanmar.
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Japan, for example, has failed fully to acknowledge its wartime atrocities.
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Japanese acknowledgement of atrocities in China, to name but a few
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She also risks censure as she struggles to comprehend McMillan's atrocities.
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And federal officials did not all collude in facilitating the atrocities.
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The Iraqi government has sought to minimize attention to such atrocities.
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The forces of stasis have proven powerful, even after previous atrocities.
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The atrocities consuming South Sudan tell a horrid and intolerable story.
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Fidelis Mukonori collected evidence of atrocities during Zimbabwe's brutal civil war.
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Long after these atrocities, it was a persistent source of grievance.
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That resolution gave more prominence to atrocities against Christians and Yazidis.
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The Myanmar government has denied the allegations of atrocities being committed.
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Russian President, Vladimir Putin appears to be nonchalant about the atrocities.
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Myanmar is facing international scrutiny over atrocities against its Rohingya community.
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More permissive rules of engagement might have helped prevent some atrocities.
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The bulk of the atrocities, which are enormous, are his responsibility.
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That doesn't mean we are completely spared from witnessing the atrocities.
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Again without surprise, it will describe atrocities and the humanitarian disaster.
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The greatest atrocities known to mankind have been committed by governments.
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He was condemned for outrages and atrocities in his own time.
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And is it OK to take creative license with Holocaust atrocities?
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This is deeply frustrating for victims of atrocities and for investigators.
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These atrocities must not be allowed to continue in the shadows.
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However, liberal states must not turn a blind eye to atrocities.
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The conflict resulted in numerous human rights violations and mass atrocities.
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Behind the Assad regime's atrocities lies a fear of demographic exhaustion.
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After years of useless handwringing in the face of hideous atrocities.
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In any war, of course, atrocities are committed by both sides.
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Why does the world continue to allow mass atrocities to occur?
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We would very much like to stop the atrocities in Syria.
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Jewish holidays in the U.S. are increasingly being marked by atrocities.
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That's just the first season — her atrocities go on and on.
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Militants accuse Myanmar of atrocities On Wednesday, the leader of the militant Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army group accused the Myanmar authorities of atrocities, including killing children and throwing them into rivers, mutilating women and torching houses.
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It gave Kerry until March 17 to report back and also to report on whether atrocities committed by Islamist extremists against Christians and other religious groups should be considered mass atrocities or genocide under U.S. law.
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Soon afterwards NATO jets pounded Belgrade to halt Serbian atrocities in Kosovo.
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The atrocities in any country are dictated by the rule of law.
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"Today's atrocities are well-documented, and the civilized world's memories are long."
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Caspar D. Luckinbill, how can you possibly allow such atrocities to continue?
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Atrocities are so frequent that they rarely get reported beyond CAR's borders.
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The group appears to be responsible for two atrocities in recent weeks.
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North Korean visitors arrive at the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities.
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The American colonial period saw its share of atrocities, especially in Mindanao.
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Rebel advances could also result in atrocities against regime supporters and minorities.
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They won't be supporting a regime that performs such atrocities to women.
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Lebanon, too, has severely limited the entry of Syrians fleeing the atrocities.
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The problem is, the Novack home is where the real atrocities began.
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Assad is a brutal dictator who must be held account for atrocities.
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Grozny, Demjanjuk had ordered and carried out among the most vicious atrocities
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But can the studio realistically do so without touching on Nazi atrocities?
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The Syrian government has been responsible for a devastating range of atrocities.
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Millions of Syrians have fled these atrocities, seeking safety and security abroad.
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We had the atrocities in Germany, we had apartheid in South Africa.
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What kind of e-commerce atrocities have you uncovered this Prime Day?
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As you pointed out in your story, "such atrocities are widely accepted".
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ARSPH made its name documenting alleged atrocities the Rohingya suffered in Myanmar.
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After atrocities like these, people understandably want nothing more than to forget.
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The UN report indicated these horrific atrocities were committed by armed forces.
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The commission is designed to investigate atrocities perpetrated during his long reign.
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Some critics harassed them as Nazi sympathizers, bent on whitewashing Hitler's atrocities.
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And compared with the atrocities going on since forever for everybody else?
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Trump is in an especially bad position to respond to these atrocities.
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Atrocities were committed by officials who also controlled their countries' justice systems.
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"Tower" also isn't about why Whitman committed his atrocities or even how.
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Yes, Blacks are still traumatized from the atrocities our ancestors lived through.
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They developed a sense of impunity — enabling atrocities like Saturday's chemical attack.
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But unlike Argentina, Chile or Uruguay, Mexico never really investigated its atrocities.
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Would she have been able to resist going along with the atrocities?
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It epitomized atrocities that had been inflicted on Protestants for two centuries.
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Min Aung Hlaing, denied that the army committed atrocities against the Rohingya.
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But she still carried out and aggressively enforced her share of atrocities.
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Documentarians have long struggled with how to depict the aftermaths of atrocities.
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That the Islamic State is guilty of horrific atrocities is common knowledge.
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Attempts to administer justice for past atrocities seem only to deepen divisions.
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"We must remember atrocities to prevent them from occurring again," he said.
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Military force cannot be the only means of responding to these atrocities.
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After decades of atrocities, the warlords were finally being held to account.
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S. commitment to bringing perpetrators of mass atrocities to justice is fleeting.
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It denies that its forces have used chemical weapons or committed atrocities.
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Merkel has regularly acknowledged German responsibility for atrocities in World War Two.
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"There is a very real risk of mass atrocities," the report said.
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The soldiers he saw committing these atrocities could easily hunt him down.
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Trump himself has previously linked video game violence to real-world atrocities.
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Merkel has regularly acknowledged German responsibility for atrocities in World War Two.
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Maybe you have not cursed India enough for its atrocities in Kashmir.
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The first bill is the Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act.
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However, the party continues to deny that its leaders committed any atrocities.
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" Waldhauser said he and US Ambassador to Cameroon Peter Henry Barlerin in October "had a very direct conversation with (Cameroonian President Paul Biya) with regards to investigations of these atrocities, transparency of these atrocities, and appropriate battlefield behavior.
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From Syria to South Sudan, Myanmar to Burundi, genocide and mass atrocities today have brought about the worst humanitarian crisis the world has seen since World War II. With more than 65 million people displaced worldwide--most fleeing mass atrocities and genocide--and conflict-induced famine threatening the lives of millions more, we are witnessing firsthand what happens when the world fails to prevent atrocities.
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Both sides have been blamed for atrocities in South Sudan&aposs civil war.
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He lied about his complicity in these atrocities and gained Canadian citizenship fraudulently.
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Myanmar has rejected accusations of ethnic cleansing, and dismissed most accounts of atrocities.
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While incarcerated, they might provide useful intelligence, helping to prevent further terrorist atrocities.
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But I don't think art alone can change the world or prevent atrocities.
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They will justify their hatred by listing atrocities committed by terrorists against Christians.
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Starvation is one of many atrocities that have characterized the war in Syria.
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And any atrocities directed against Kurdish civilians will, in effect, be Moscow's failure.
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Algeria has repeatedly asked France to apologize for atrocities blamed on French soldiers.
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Verifying when and where atrocities took place, and who committed them, is tricky.
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Some of his advisers have been accused of committing atrocities during the war.
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Every war has tortured victims; every century has had its share of atrocities.
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For weeks foreign media have been recounting the details of Polish wartime atrocities.
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Even to those who see that the rebels themselves are carrying out atrocities.
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It is engulfed by shooting horrors including school massacres and shopping mall atrocities.
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Both sides have committed atrocities, but the Anglophones are paying the harshest price.
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But two wars, horrific atrocities and four decades of division wrecked its image.
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Rebels in Libya and Yemen killed their strongmen only to commit new atrocities.
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Or a mentally disabled person using a machine gun to commit mass atrocities?
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ISIS atrocities surely deserve every form of condemnation the international community can muster.
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We know these atrocities happen to women in the real world right now.
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His armies committed mass atrocities, they say, so he should not be celebrated.
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Last year, the Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act was introduced in the Senate.
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In order to maintain access, the I.C.R.C. keeps any atrocities it sees confidential.
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"Syria and Russia bear full responsibility for these atrocities," he wrote on Twitter.
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Many say they were forced to flee atrocities committed by the Myanmar military.
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Does Assad today fear a long trial for his heinous atrocities in Syria?
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Instead, there were multiple shifting groups of fighters, nearly all accused of atrocities.
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Is ours a society that judges atrocities on a case by case basis?
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Only liberal snowflakes care about preventing genocides and atrocities and human rights violations.
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Nyong'o, in which the Girl recounts being forced to participate in unimaginable atrocities.
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But little has emerged of the ARSA atrocities that helped spark the crackdown.
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The walls and ceiling that had witnessed these atrocities glared down on her.
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" Trump, however, extolled "the combined American, British and French response to these atrocities.
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The military has warned that atrocities may have been committed by the Maute.
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Both the US and Germany have committed horrific racist atrocities in the past.
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He and Mr. Versweyveld make devastating use of visual metaphors for unspeakable atrocities.
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The mailbag is a catalog of everyday atrocities: cutting, eating disorders, sexual abuse.
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"Stories of atrocities are universal," said Anthony Lake, the executive director of Unicef.
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To their credit, some members of Congress are trying to stop these atrocities.
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" — "Imprisonment of Reuters reporters for investigating Rohingya atrocities is a miscarriage of justice.
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I also get the sense that the pace of these atrocities has accelerated.
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The report was based on testimony of victims, survivors and witnesses to atrocities.
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Two other cases associated with past atrocities are due to begin in May.
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"I'm one of the people against whom the LRA committed atrocities," he said.
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She was very disturbed by the U.S. atrocities in Vietnam and the war.
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We call on all parties responsible for the atrocities to cease and desist.
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His journal proved critical in documenting the deaths and atrocities inside the camp.
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My community knows intimately about the violence and atrocities brought on by war.
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This money flowed straight to militias that carried out atrocities on the ground.
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"It's mental illness that is the root cause of these atrocities," she said.
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The atrocities underscored the collective failure of the international community, the panel said.
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The Cold War experience clearly conditioned the United States response to these atrocities.
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The message board has been linked to at least three atrocities this year.
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Despite these atrocities, many Ukrainians, especially in western Ukraine, view the O.U.N.-U.
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Some have been able to forgive the atrocities visited upon their loved ones.
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His younger brother, Kevin (Norbert Leo Butz), has committed atrocities of his own.
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The act has been called one of the worst atrocities of the war.
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Responsibility for atrocities against the Rohingya lies first and foremost with the military.
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Such tactics, plus indiscriminate attacks and atrocities by jihadist fanatics like ISIS, which advertises unlimited violence and atrocities as evidence of its authenticity, have turned more than half of Syria's pre-war population into refugees seeking safety inside and outside Syria.
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The atrocities in Bosnia were a source of lasting regret for President Bill Clinton, and spurred his administration to broker the Dayton peace accords and, subsequently, support the NATO bombing of Belgrade in 1999 to prevent similar atrocities in Kosovo.
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They could establish truth-telling commissions and acknowledge—and even apologise for—past atrocities.
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That same week, Congress voted unanimously in favor of classifying the atrocities as genocidal.
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The Iron Curtain went up before the extent of Nazi atrocities were fully understood.
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Both sides have been accused of ethnic violence and atrocities such as gang-rapes.
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Using euphemisms to cover for atrocities is the essence of the banality of evil.
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"We have seen the report of Amnesty International on atrocities in Syria," he said.
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He's oblivious to the narration explaining the atrocities that are about to befall him.
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Rwanda, Bosnia, World War II: all atrocities with wheels greased by campaigns of dehumanization.
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He was outraged to learn of the Syrian government's atrocities against civilians and children.
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There is an entire museum dedicated to American atrocities committed during the Korean War.
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Officials in Washington have long worried that America may be implicated in Saudi atrocities.
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The conflict killed about 220,000 people, displaced millions, and saw atrocities on all sides.
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The RSF grew out of the Arab Janjaweed militias accused of atrocities in Darfur.
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Specifically after having witnessed the outrageous human atrocities, I immediately asked to be transferred.
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Koreans have long felt that Japan has not properly atoned for its wartime atrocities.
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Islamists share footage of atrocities against Muslims in Myanmar, Syria, Xinjiang and Abu Ghraib.
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And with your support, my painting now accomplished its mission of showing the atrocities.
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At first it just investigated drug-trafficking and atrocities committed during the civil war.
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But Eva did not allow the atrocities she faced to prohibit her life accomplishments.
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Mr Bashir, and some of those closest to him, fear prosecution for alleged atrocities.
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Holocaust, and after the other atrocities that have taken place in its wake. In
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It is to deny responsibility for past national atrocities, or pretend they didn't happen.
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As president, Trump defends Putin when asked about the Russian leader's well-documented atrocities.
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"Military force cannot be the only means of responding to these atrocities," he said.
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One army-led investigation in 2017 exonerated security forces of all accusations of atrocities.
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Related: Can a Truth Commission in Colombia Help Heal the Wounds of War's Atrocities?
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American soldiers during WWII arrived in Europe without knowing the extent of Nazi atrocities.
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Some snuck into the U.S. as refugees, and all denied any role in atrocities.
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I mean, every single one has at least been partially complicit in horrific atrocities.
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It was the latest in a string of terrorist atrocities in France and Germany.
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It was also the scene of one of the worst atrocities of the war.
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) says that U.S.-trained Afghan forces are committing war atrocities.
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He painted images of atrocities as well, including Cossacks raping Jewish women in pogroms.
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As history has shown, it is not enough to be against genocide and atrocities.
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Israel should be calling loudly for an end to Assad's atrocities against his people.
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What happened to the Jews in Nazi Germany is one of history's worst atrocities.
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Meanwhile, the administration dithered over systematic atrocities against patients and health workers in Yemen.
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While these statistics are impressive, personal narratives are more effective at describing such atrocities.
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Murdering women and children at play is all too typical of the Taliban's atrocities.
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Instead, Congress must hold these agencies accountable for these atrocities by cutting their funding.
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Opposition forces also committed atrocities, but to a lesser degree, the United Nations said.
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The Belgians had, in fact, inflicted atrocities in the Congo Free State, killing millions.
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That's even more than the 650,000 Rohingya Muslims who have fled atrocities in Myanmar.
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The security state ballooned, and the war on terror blossomed into a thousand atrocities.
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Justice Interrupted After decades of atrocities, the warlords were finally being held to account.
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They would wait for three Islamist atrocities before committing an atrocity of their own.
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While Mexico endures these atrocities, Americans are spending billions of dollars on illegal drugs.
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Few of these atrocities figured in official accounts; rarely was anyone brought to justice.
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Human rights investigators said the gravest atrocities they have documented were committed from Aug.
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It was a rare accounting of Nazi atrocities by an American prisoner of war.
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I will no longer feel helpless nor sit idly by while these atrocities occur.
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The executions were a small fraction of the atrocities the Islamic State carried out.
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Takeaways: Top officials who reported directly to Mr. al-Assad knew about the atrocities.
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He did not say, in the excerpts provided, which court could prosecute suspected atrocities.
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Atrocities have been committed at the border against asylum-seekers and refugees fleeing violence.
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Her cause for the last two years: demanding justice for the Islamic State's atrocities.
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The government's atrocities have been well documented, and tens of thousands of Salvadorans died.
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Israel voted, a week ago, in favor of a U.N. resolution condemning the atrocities.
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In Syria, the relentless atrocities of the Assad regime reflected those of ISIS itself.
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Some mass killers clearly commit atrocities because of their professed religious beliefs, like terrorists.
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It is unraveling and bewildering for people taking part in atrocities to be rewarded.
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Myanmar's military and government have denied almost all allegations of atrocities by security forces.
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We have done this for various facets of extremism, stabilization, elections violence and atrocities.
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Pence said: "We can never forget atrocities against Jews and others in the Holocaust."
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Wade and all of these other atrocities from the judiciary will take care of themselves.
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A United Nations-backed commission has said the army committed the majority of the atrocities.
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First, we liberated Kuwait, where citizens endured unspeakable atrocities over a seven-month Iraqi occupation.
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How do we understand geopolitical atrocities in the age of the two-second attention span?
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He said they had been shocked by Rohingya accounts of atrocities, murder and sexual assaults.
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Confronted by Mr Assad's atrocities, the West has done no more than rehearse diplomatic phrases.
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It demands a reckoning for American white supremacy, one of the country's more overlooked atrocities.
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In the tropics they applied the same genocidal techniques of terror, atrocities and native reservations.
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Defectors would describe atrocities they had knowledge of, allowing the researchers to note the locations.
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Her government has rejected most allegations of atrocities made by refugees against the security forces.
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So why do we deny that religion itself, the scripture itself, can drive these atrocities?
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But they do not justify inaction, which would embolden Mr Assad to commit more atrocities.
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By the end of the game, you are responsible for horrific atrocities and untold destruction.
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So denial of Ukrainian atrocities is not allowed, but denial of Polish misdeeds is ok?
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Or was Trump showing that even he has limits to the atrocities he will tolerate?
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IS has been quick to take credit for atrocities elsewhere, from Jakarta to San Bernardino.
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The same penalties apply to Colombian soldiers and civilians who admit to having committed atrocities.
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The Castro regime committed atrocities, and for five decades American policies have only exacerbated them.
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In its self-appointed task as the "guardian of democracy," the military committed numerous atrocities.
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Given how deeply our biases are ingrained, are we doomed to repeat these atrocities forever?
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"No one doubts that atrocities were committed against the Rohingyas," McConnell said late last month.
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Passing the Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act of 2017 is the first step.
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Colombia's defence minister said he would resign amid accusations that the army has committed atrocities.
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Washington said last week that the military's campaign included "horrendous atrocities" aimed at "ethnic cleansing".
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Kurdish forces in Syria have made allegations of atrocities, which the Turkish government has denied.
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"While we all condemn the atrocities in Syria, the United States was not attacked," Sen.
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First, we liberated Kuwait, where citizens endured unspeakable atrocities over a seven-month Iraqi Operation.
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So that gets us to the million-life question, how do we prevent mass atrocities?
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Do they care if the world learns more about their atrocities, which they publicized themselves?
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I started thinking about all the injustice and the atrocities that my people go through.
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"Despite international condemnation, the Burmese authorities incredibly continue to deny the atrocities," said the letter.
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The long-term consequences of these atrocities and the resulting exodus are difficult to imagine.
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"The Innocents" is most interested in exploring how the atrocities test the sisters' religious faith.
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Since its formation in the mid-1960s, the FARC has been responsible for systematic atrocities.
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What Murad and Mukwege share is enormous courage and commitment to ending atrocities and repression.
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The list of atrocities, including being forced into sex in exchange for food, is boundless.
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"People who carry out such atrocities they deliberately target memory, past and culture," she added.
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The more Power learned about the conflict and its atrocities, "the more unnerved" she became.
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It's hard not to see the throughline from these online forums to real-world atrocities.
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The two men ultimately responsible for the troops who committed these atrocities are Lt. Gen.
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When those directly involved in atrocities can't be swayed, their enablers are often more responsive.
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Palij denied participating in atrocities or mass killings to the New York Times in 2003.
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Returning soldiers formed Vietnam Veterans Against the War, some tearfully confessing to atrocities committed there.
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Ms. Kurda said the atrocities inflicted upon Kurds were drummed into her as a child.
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The atrocities committed by the Syrian government of President Bashar al-Assad are never mentioned.
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Gambia also asked judges to order Myanmar to ensure any evidence of atrocities is preserved.
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Mr. Ntaganda is the fourth person to be prosecuted for atrocities in the Ituri region.
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While they're negotiating, they're trying to block Congress from calling out Turkey's human rights atrocities.
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Kochar has witnessed first-hand the terrorists' atrocities and their savage treatment of Yazidi girls.
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She had spent her professional life arguing for a more assertive American response to atrocities.
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"Without their support, these atrocities could never have happened at this scale," Mr. Clooney said.
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The clerical regime has no such scruples, as its enabling of Assad's atrocities makes clear.
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Engels expected the papers to include evidence linking high-level Syrian officials to mass atrocities.
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Their testimonies paint a shocking portrait of the atrocities committed over the past two years.
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Activists and reporters use phones and social media to document atrocities, helping evade government censors.
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Betsy DeVos is confirmed 50-50; atrocities in Syria and a suicide bombing in Afghanistan.
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He was later charged with genocide for atrocities committed against civilians in Sudan's Darfur region.
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Monday's report from PILPG added the group's legal analysis to its findings on the atrocities.
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Jackson was always a fan of the idea of "Indian removal" and fought brutal battles against the Native Americans as an Army general, presiding over all kinds of war-related atrocities against Natives (whom, to be fair, also committed their own war-related atrocities).
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Massacres, rapes, displacement of populations and other atrocities ensued, many in "ethnic cleansing" campaigns against Muslims.
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Religious authorities that control the cemeteries don't want to reveal atrocities committed by their own side.
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Now he has offended Holocaust survivors and their families by trivializing the atrocities of Nazi Germany.
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"Never again" means we must work to deescalate before atrocities rise to the horrors of Auschwitz.
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Atrocities in Syria cannot justify departure from Constitution, which vests in Congress power to commence war.
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Many Colombians believe Santos offered far too generous terms for former guerrillas behind scores of atrocities.
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" Senator Rand Paul: "While we all condemn the atrocities in Syria, the US was not attacked.
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But he lost a 2015 re-election bid amid allegations of wartime atrocities, corruption and nepotism.
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And we have outbreaks of violence, atrocities being committed on innocent people all over the world.
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Once Rajapaksa secured victory, he resisted international efforts, including by the United Nations, to investigate atrocities.
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That's why Hitler's monstrous shadow hangs over the proceedings like a portent of atrocities to come.
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Some, like Ms Mubarak, say no transitional government can include any of those responsible for atrocities.
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Myanmar has rejected accusations of ethnic cleansing and dismissed most accounts of atrocities, blaming Rohingya "terrorists".
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But she also wouldn't exactly condemn the waterboarding and other atrocities that happened behind closed doors.
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And he made that decision because of the atrocities of Mad King Aerys II, Daenerys' father.
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"We are very concerned by reports of widespread atrocities committed by Myanmar security forces," Tillerson said.
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They're examples of atrocities like that that are committed just by a crazy person who snaps.
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Human rights groups said the assessment glossed over atrocities and ignored ongoing conflict in the region.
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It also "expressed grave concerns over such atrocities which have unleashed a full-scale humanitarian crisis".
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"While we all condemn the atrocities in Syria, the United States was not attacked," Paul said.
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The grain of logic at the center of Gilead's endless silo of atrocities is fake news.
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It was in these atrocities that Abdulbari's ancestral village was destroyed and his father permanently displaced.
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In recent years, the office has also investigated cases related to atrocities in Bosnia and Guatemala.
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We worked with coalitions of Muslims and Christians to prevent atrocities in the Central African Republic.
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The instinct to leave them in Syria, where ISIS committed the most cruel atrocities, is understandable.
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President Donald Trump has rightly scaled back military assistance because of atrocities committed by the army.
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The Economist: Nationalism is closely associated with some of the worst atrocities in the 20th century.
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To this day, it's one of the most brutal atrocities ever perpetrated by that murderous regime.
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Mass atrocities continue in the Darfur region of Sudan as China and Russia support the government.
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We need know to President Trump's policies for countering these atrocities and the challenges we have.
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That all of these men have been accused of atrocities of their own is not coincidental.
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United Nations Secretary General António Guterres designated the atrocities as ethnic cleansing back on September 13.
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I'm furious…the idea that he's committed these kinds of atrocities — I wanna know who knew.
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Polish internees arrived at Tittmoning with warnings of atrocities committed not far from the castle walls.
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The atrocities of 9/85033 are the quintessential example of the national version of an emergency.
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The coup brought seven years of state-sponsored atrocities which left an estimated 275,22005 people missing.
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The coup brought seven years of state-sponsored atrocities which left an estimated 210,215 people missing.
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Background: The armed conflict has led to grave human rights violations and mass atrocities against civilians.
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Despite its atrocities, the Syrian government is effective at rooting out terrorism in territory it controls.
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The atrocities committed during King Leopold's looting led to one of the first human rights movements.
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And many of the leaders responsible for the wartime atrocities have yet to be held accountable.
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Livshits said, noting that they had each seen horrific atrocities in the decade they were apart.
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I had spent six years documenting atrocities and trying to get the government to address them.
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" He referred to Democrats as "crazed," and said his opponents had "committed a lot of atrocities.
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But the Serbian dictator Slobodan Milosevic pushed ahead with his atrocities despite the threat of airstrikes.
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He uses animation as an interrogation into the practice of fictional depiction derived from actual atrocities.
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Quotable: "This is one layer of atrocities in many," said a lawyer with Human Rights Watch.
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More than a few came back bedeviled by nightmares from the atrocities and deaths they witnessed.
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"State forces commit atrocities when they have strong incentives to do so," Ms. Cronin-Furman said.
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Suu Kyi's government has rejected most allegations of atrocities made against the security forces by refugees.
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South Korea's insistence that Japan recognize its atrocities during the occupation have long rankled Japanese nationalists.
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Facing this unadorned hate tears open wounds from atrocities that we have confronted throughout our history.
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What atrocities might they be willing to help her commit in the name of scientific discovery?
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Human rights groups and a UN fact-finding commission tasked with investigating atrocities in Myanmar disagree.
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Pakistan's dictatorship was slaughtering its Bengalis in one of the worst atrocities of the cold war.
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It takes powerful storytelling indeed to mitigate one of the most horrific atrocities in human history.
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Trump is not the first president to overlook the atrocities of a dictator for geopolitical reasons.
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The final agreement gave those who fled horrifying atrocities the "right of return" to their homes.
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Congo has a history of government-led atrocities, including gang rapes and the slaughtering of civilians.
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Mr. Dhlakama denied the accusations, insisting that government forces had staged atrocities to discredit the dissidents.
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"The Taliban committed atrocities in the district," said Ruqia Nayel, a member of Parliament from Ghor.
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Buried atrocities from the Soviet occupation, the Afghan civil wars, and the seemingly unending American occupation.
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" A statement from the Iranian Writers' Association observed: "Every corner of Iran is mourning the atrocities.
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Nor were there criticisms of Hong Kong police atrocities against that city's peaceful protesters this year.
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The Germans committed atrocities against civilians in Belgium, and reduced the Cathedral of Arras to rubble.
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It has also asked judges to order Myanmar to ensure any evidence of atrocities is preserved.
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He publicly condemned "atrocities" in Myanmar and called for an investigation of human rights violations there.
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Their city is besieged by militants who commit terrible atrocities, evoking scenes from Mosul or Aleppo.
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Even now, two years after the atrocities, the world has responded with condemnation but scant action.
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It has jurisdiction only if a member state is unable or unwilling to prosecute atrocities itself.
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France had previously warned that Syrian forces could perpetrate "mass atrocities" unless monitors were in place.
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"We share the responsibility for ensuring that such atrocities will never be repeated," Ms. Lehtomaki said.
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And there's no shortage of images depicting atrocities at the hands of soldiers, on multiple sides.
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"Russia is complicit in the Assad regime's atrocities," said US Ambassador Nikki Haley in late January.
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United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres designated the atrocities as ethnic cleansing back on September 13.
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Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have both called the atrocities crimes against humanity for weeks.
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Cardin is correct that there are two things happening: mass atrocities and a growing humanitarian disaster.
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Inside us all is the same mental machinery that fueled the atrocities of the past century.
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So too, most of us are implicated in the many atrocities carried out by our governments.
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"They're going to pick off the people who have a statute of limitations problem, rather than saying we're committed to doing everything we can to support the people who went through these atrocities — and they used that word in one of their letters, atrocities," Mr. Fuller said.
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The distance afforded by their presentation renders them simple enumerations of atrocities, for which justification is meaningless.
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In a world scarred by a constant stream of atrocities, the ramifications of this verdict are global.
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February's atrocities are only the latest example of civilians bearing the brunt of violence in South Sudan.
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As far as he's concerned, the administration's blindly backing the NRA ... even in the wake of atrocities.
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Oberlander's job, as translator, may have also been instrumental in the atrocities committed by the death squad.
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It was an assurance to fight the atrocities, to ensure they were not going to be ignored.
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By seeing these groups as less than human, it allows people to commit terrible atrocities against them.
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It also criticised Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's de facto leader, for failing to prevent the atrocities.
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Jammeh's supporters deny allegations of atrocities and he frequently rails against Western interference in Africa's internal affairs.
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At times, notably after the Charlie Hebdo terrorist atrocities last year, Mr Hollande has looked the part.
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A sign directs visitors to the "revenge-pledging place" at the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities.
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It's not just that characters have normalized these atrocities, which is an important theme of the show.
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Atrocities were committed by both Tamil rebel troops and the Sri Lankan Army during the civil war.
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It leads to catcalling, slut shaming, victim blaming and other atrocities that women face every single day.
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It showed Trump siding with Turkey during the "ceasefire," despite the atrocities its forces have been committing.
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That Turkish invasion led to armed conflict and reported atrocities in predominantly Kurdish towns in the area.
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He is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of war crimes and other atrocities.
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You criticised the UN's peacekeeping operations for failing to stop atrocities ("Looking the other way", October 28th).
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In particular, she set up a (domestic) International Crimes Tribunal to prosecute atrocities committed during the war.
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The government denies any connection with atrocities in Darfur and blames U.S. sanctions for the economic hardships.
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Several villagers described these atrocities in a documentary that aired on the Canadian network CBC in 1992.
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Only seven members of the military were ever convicted for any of the atrocities committed in 2017.
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The government has condemned separatist attacks and defended its security forces, saying all alleged atrocities are investigated.
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In his speech, Kutcher spared no details of the atrocities he has seen while working with Thorn.
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It included a Crown apology for past atrocities: wrongful killings, illegal land grabs, and scorched earth warfare.
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He may be "haunted" by the atrocities, but is convinced there is nothing he can usefully do.
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The RSF grew out of Arab militias accused of committing atrocities in the western state of Darfur.
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Refugees needed to see "accountability and justice" for atrocities to feel confident enough to return, he said.
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State-aligned paramilitaries and drug cartels have contributed to the violence, with atrocities committed by all sides.
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The Venetian Ghetto has survived a long history of atrocities, from early religious persecutions to the Holocaust.
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Ours is a landscape that bears the burden of human atrocities waged against other humans through war.
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Countries like Syria are being consumed by perhaps the worst organized atrocities since Bosnia, Sudan and Rwanda.
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But they led to an internal partitioning of Bosnia while arguably awarding Serb forces for their atrocities.
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The U.S. government must take concrete steps towards preventing genocide and atrocities no matter where they occur.
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Reconciliation and re-engagement with Assad will only reward him for his atrocities, rather than promoting change.
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Diplomatic efforts to unite Nigeria failed; war spilled out and continued pouring out atrocities for three years.
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I helped put many of these criminals in jail and unfortunately I know the atrocities they've committed.
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Other readers recalled atrocities committed by Japanese soldiers during World War II and the Japanese empire's militarism.
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Jammeh's supporters deny allegations of atrocities and he frequently rails against Western interference in African internal affairs.
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Such intellectual atrocities led Theodor W. Adorno to declare that, after Auschwitz, to write poetry is barbaric.
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The trial grouped together about 303 cases from torture centers on Córdoba, where the atrocities took place.
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When reporters asked Trump about Kim's atrocities, he brushed them off as dandruff on a president's shoulder.
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The United States has said the campaign by Myanmar's military included "horrendous atrocities" aimed at "ethnic cleansing".
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The anti-Communist purges have been called one of the worst mass atrocities of the 20th century.
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"These atrocities have been carried out seemingly with the unconditional support from Russia and Iran," Jones said.
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By every measure, the atrocities the Sandinistas committed were far worse than the dictatorship they had replaced.
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People are coming to us for shelter and refuge from horrible atrocities, and we're spitting at them.
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The last few decades since WWII show that humanity can't break away from such atrocities that quickly.
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That amnesty is also enjoyed by members of government security forces known to have engaged in atrocities.
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Myanmar has denied committing atrocities against the Rohingya, saying its military carried out justifiable actions against militants.
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The group, which numbered up to 10,000, was also accused of carrying out atrocities against Iraq's Sunnis.
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"South Sudan's people have endured unimaginable suffering and unspeakable atrocities," Ms. Haley said ahead of the vote.
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Somewhere down the line, recognition of historical atrocities became seen as some kind of pansy liberal piety.
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A Times colleague asked how I can report on these atrocities and not lose faith in humanity.
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I will go and educate myself further on his atrocities, racist views which I do not support.
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Some worry that the squabble at the International Criminal Court demeans an institution responsible for prosecuting atrocities.
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The military there has been accused of hair-raising atrocities against minorities, including genocide against ethnic Rohingya.
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Most recently, the Council has been confronted with mounting atrocities against the Rohingya ethnic group in Myanmar.
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Impeachment is just a sigh at the end of a long list of his atrocities in office.
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"This development validates a series of reports of atrocities committed by the militants earlier," General Padilla said.
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The Jews of Novogrudok had now seen atrocities; many would die because they could not imagine worse.
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Usually, even after natural disasters, terrorist atrocities or political upheaval, tourists return after three to six months.
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How Atrocities Happen The road to Auschwitz was built by hate but it wasn't paved with indifference.
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This equally haunting article on Nazi atrocities in Lithuania and the bravery of the victims is riveting.
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Congo has a sordid history of government-led atrocities, including gang rapes and the slaughtering of civilians.
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But we can't let atrocities like we all witnessed, and you can see that and it's horrible.
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The descriptions of the atrocities that occur there are disturbing, and the unanswered questions they bring haunting.
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Though Marshall Fahim carried out horrific atrocities during his tenure as a warlord, thousands attended his funeral.
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Kim: After experiencing the atrocities of war, soldiers returned home and saw America in a different light.
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We examined some of the atrocities the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, has perpetrated against his people.
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The International Court of Justice in The Hague is currently deliberating whether these atrocities qualify as genocide.
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In previous administrations, debates about how best to deter atrocities have played out publicly around the world.
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Anti-Semitism has fueled atrocities throughout history and it's inconceivable they will not act to condemn it!
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Mr. Hamdok said an independent investigative committee was looking into human rights atrocities committed recently against protesters.
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In the wake of an internet shutdown, one human rights researcher sifts through video evidence of atrocities.
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Critics said Trump's actions undermined military justice and sent a message that battlefield atrocities would be tolerated.
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Finally, the Assad regime's responsibility for unspeakable civilian atrocities lays bare its malevolent vision of the future.
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Anyuru's ability to link present-day exclusion to future atrocities makes this more than a genre entertainment.
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The civil war in Syria sped up the delivery process under which atrocities could gain global currency.
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However, South Korea sees the Rising Sun flag as a symbol of Japanese imperialism and war atrocities.
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He eventually forgave the Japanese people for the atrocities visited upon him and thousands of other prisoners.
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"We urge the government to issue an apology for the atrocities committed during colonization," the report said.
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The laws of war exist to prevent or keep to a minimum atrocities and cycles of violence.
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Critics say the actions undermine military justice and send a message that battlefield atrocities will be tolerated.
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Critics said Trump's moves undermined military justice and sent a message that battlefield atrocities would be tolerated.
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Yes, social media has become a wonderful tool for alerting us to atrocities and less beastly developments.
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They often hijack specific atrocities committed against black slaves and substitute Irish people for the actual victims.
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And Jesus was, and is, enraged by those who would seek to blame him for empowering atrocities.
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Comey committed "atrocities," Sanders said, remarking that the FBI director circumvented the Justice Department's chain of command.
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Government forces and mainly Arab militia which moved to repress the revolt were accused of widespread atrocities.
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She predicted an expansion of Taliban control and a return to past atrocities like stonings and whippings.
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Jones said it was one of the worst atrocities carried out against LGBT people in modern times.
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What you find is that most moral atrocities happened because we excluded people from our moral circle.
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George Bellows painted supposed German atrocities, based on a war report that turned out to be exaggerated.
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By investing in efforts that target the root causes of violence (corruption, human rights abuses, inequitable wealth sharing, political exclusion) building stable institutions, and supporting vibrant civil societies that can act as a bulwark against atrocities and violent conflict, the U.S. can improve its ability to effectively prevent atrocities.
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The ICC, once considered humankind's greatest hope for ending mass atrocities, for more than a decade has successfully convicted only a few individuals, all relatively low-level and one by means of a guilty plea — while atrocities rage in Syria, Yemen and Myanmar, outside the scope of ICC jurisdiction.
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The FSA has committed atrocities elsewhere in Syria, beheading Kurds and mutilating the bodies of Kurdish female fighters.
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Myanmar has denied accusations of atrocities made by refugees, saying it conducted a legitimate counterinsurgency operation against militants.
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Along the way our hunt revealed some of the relentless atrocities that scarred Poland throughout the 20th century.
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Khloé Kardashian is using social media to share an important message about the atrocities occurring in Aleppo, Syria.
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She referred to what she called Comey's "atrocities in circumventing the chain of command" at the Justice Department.
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Mnangagwa was in charge of internal security at the time, but has denied any part in the atrocities.
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" "The outrageous convictions of the Reuters journalists show Myanmar courts' willingness to muzzle those reporting on military atrocities.
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" —Annette, Australia "I love reading about people recovering in their own ways after experiencing the worst human atrocities.
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Indeed, IS has told them to do so and has claimed responsibility for several atrocities in the country.
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And one of the hardest things to understand: How could atrocities and happiness exist in the same place?
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As his camera allowed him to expose Assad's atrocities, he fears that a camera may now expose him.
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North Korean visitors wait to enter the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities in Sinchon, south of Pyongyang.
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I was struck by the degree to which these massive environmental atrocities attempt to hide in plain sight.
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But the mistreatment of those suffering from today's atrocities is simply not in line with my Jewish values.
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But Obama also extolled certain Americans who took huge risks to expose the atrocities of the dirty war.
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Myanmar has denied accusations of atrocities made by refugees, saying it conducted a legitimate counterinsurgency operation against militants.
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Rather than debating why such atrocities continue to happen, truthers zoom in on how an event was staged.
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A United Nations inspector in 2013 spoke of "unspeakable atrocities" inflicted on political prisoners in North Korean camps.
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The group also has its own de facto news agency, Amaq, that credibly reports on ISIS' own atrocities.
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The Myanmar military has said its own internal investigation had exonerated security forces of all accusations of atrocities.
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The Reich of Wolfenstein wears its atrocities on its sleeve, complete with reinstituting slavery and conducting public beheadings.
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"It is clear to all that the Burmese military has committed vast atrocities," Haley said in a statement.
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That's the kind of desensitization that I talk about as being a way to making light of atrocities.
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Many people accuse the army of committing atrocities and wonder why its soldiers are not on trial, too.
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Some bought international SIM cards to send live broadcasts on social media of atrocities committed by government forces.
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Myanmar has denied most of the allegations in the report, blaming Rohingya "terrorists" for most accounts of atrocities.
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Although the Taliban jostle to take credit for these atrocities, analysts deflect the blame onto our older enemies.
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Trump said his words were irrelevant in a "medieval" age where the terror group ISIS is committing atrocities.
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"It is essential that the world does more to deter Assad from committing future murderous atrocities," Clinton said.
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He said more international support would be needed to determine the true scale of ISIS' atrocities against Yazidis.
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Time will pass and there is the danger the international community's outrage against the atrocities will wear off.
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Iran's commercial fleet is helping the Bashar Assad regime and its allies commit vast-scale atrocities in Syria.
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"While we all condemn the atrocities in Syria, the United States was not attacked," he tweeted Thursday evening.
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Myanmar has denied most allegations of atrocities, blaming Rohingya insurgents who attacked police boats for sparking the exodus.
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" "I sent a team to the front line against ISIS to expose their atrocities against women and girls.
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" His son continued: "This is a desperate attempt by the Japanese Government to hide the atrocities in Taiji.
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The RSF grew out of Arab militias accused of carrying out atrocities in Sudan's western region of Darfur.
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"We informed Chinese officials about the occupation by invading forces and their atrocities on Afghan people," he said.
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Khorasani has also reportedly threatened to seize Pakistan's nuclear weapons and his atrocities include beheading 23 Pakistani soldiers.
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In December, its lights were turned off in solidarity with the victims of the atrocities in Aleppo, Syria.
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Monsters carry out individual atrocities and conceal our complicity, which is far more sinister than the monsters themselves.
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Pope Francis referred to the crimes described in the Pennsylvania report as "atrocities" in a letter last month.
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Even Sarajevo, which two decades ago was the site of some of modern Europe's worst atrocities, proved welcoming.
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Efforts to have foreign governments recognize Turkish atrocities are often struck down to preserve foreign relations with Turkey.
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When atrocities occurred in Cambodia, Rwanda, Congo and Darfur, the whole world — including the United States — looked away.
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Where are the ultra feminists crying out against these atrocities and against the "refugees" who are committing them?
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Then again, bearing witness to Carrillo's atrocities isn't the same as participating in them or approving of them.
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He turned against the Iraq War, but not against American intervention to prevent mass atrocities around the world.
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Clinton did not "defend" the atrocities committed by Mr. Assad during the later period of the civil war.
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Reports have since surfaced of atrocities committed by the army and police in their crackdown on the smuggling.
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Shortly thereafter, 51 current U.S. diplomats protested the Obama administration's passivity in the face of atrocities in Syria.
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In July, Ntaganda was found guilty of atrocities including ordering massacres, rape, sexual slavery and conscripting child soldiers.
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His militias were accused by human rights groups of atrocities including burning villages and raping and killing civilians.
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He maintained his innocence, insisting that any atrocities were committed by local troops who had exceeded his orders.
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Like you said, in Birth of a Nation he's remembering all the atrocities his people had gone through.
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Williams sways in complete darkness, images of political and social atrocities phase in and out of the screen.
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All of these atrocities share a tragic narrative that makes them canonically terrible-yet-wonderful works of art.
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Historic examples of human experimentation include wartime atrocities by Nazi doctors that tested the limits of human survival.
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Decades of discriminatory immigration policies, discrimination in housing and education and violence against Asian people, including mass atrocities.
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The group also committed wide-scale atrocities, massacring thousands of Iraqi troops and civilians and taking sex slaves.
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The commander of Myanmar's armed forces, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, has denied that soldiers committed any atrocities.
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The Mexican armed forces, as well as federal, state, and local police, have all been implicated in atrocities.
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Like others, Khurshida witnessed unimaginable atrocities, carrying those images with her as her family fled for their lives.
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In some cases, that entailed backing regimes that carried out atrocities, like a military junta in El Salvador.
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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel Peace Prize winner, has become the apologist for these mass atrocities.
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We expect that the visceral reaction to seeing such human atrocities will shake us from complacency to action.
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" He continued, "There are atrocities happening in this country and people still going to the movies that night.
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Roméo Dallaire, to raid a Hutu arms cache that had been set aside for use in the atrocities.
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Political leaders prefer to project a noble history, sometimes by turning complicity in atrocities into claims of victimhood.
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Last week, the United Nations released its first report on atrocities committed in Kashmir by India and Pakistan.
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And the more general disorder in the region led to revolts and atrocities in Syria, Yemen and Bahrain.
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In the book, she described the atrocities committed by the communists, but also gave examples of their humanity.
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The American appropriation of the war translated even to the analysis and representation of atrocities and other wrongdoings.
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We're improving their lives that, at the end of the day, makes up for some of the atrocities.
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He said an independent committee will investigate atrocities against Sudanese people stretching back to when Bashir took power.
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And unfortunately, the pain, the atrocities of the situation that brought Gorecki to write the piece still exist.
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And we know that the very institutions that should have protected people were among the factions committing atrocities.
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While they&aposre negotiating, they&aposre trying to block Congress from calling out Turkey&aposs human rights atrocities.
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It was unbecoming of a human rights champion not to have spoken about the atrocities committed against minorities.
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The atrocities of ISIS and its predecessors have led to widespread revulsion in the Middle East and elsewhere.
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And how do you explain why atrocities are still committed against so many people all over the world?
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These children have witnessed rape, torture, murder — in some cases forced to take part in the atrocities themselves.
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The E.J.I.'s new National Memorial for Peace and Justice is the nation's first to recognize those atrocities.
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As the head of the Quds Force, Suleimani was personally responsible for some of the absolutely worst atrocities.
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"While we all condemn the atrocities in Syria, the United States was not attacked," Mr. Paul said Friday.
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Mr. al-Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal Court over his role in the atrocities in Darfur.
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On the other side, regime supporters saw only the rebels' atrocities and their manipulation of civilians for propaganda.
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The U.S. is also taking steps to ensure it is not financially complicit in enabling these atrocities. Sen.
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Another four Sudanese suspects are wanted by the ICC on charges related to atrocities in the Darfur region.
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Another four Sudanese suspects are wanted by the ICC on charges related to atrocities in the Darfur region.
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Those members were certainly moved to action by their constituents and the reports of atrocities on the ground.
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South Korea and China remain angered by what they see as Japanese efforts to ignore or sugarcoat atrocities.
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Critics said Trump's moves undermined military justice and sent a message that U.S. battlefield atrocities would be tolerated.
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Pointing to the picture, she recounts the atrocities that befell her hometown following the family's escape to Derbent.
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"I stand ready to work with you on sensible solutions that actually could prevent these atrocities," said Rep.
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It involved painful compromises, with several rebel leaders whose groups are accused of committing atrocities given government positions.
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Administration staffers intend to monitor northeast Syria to catalog any atrocities in the coming days, the official said.
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Living and finding meaning in a country wracked by civil war and mass atrocities proves much more difficult.
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"It is very disappointing," Omer Ismail, a Sudanese working for the Enough Project, which fights atrocities, told me.
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How are you reacting to news about the atrocities against Rohingya Muslims under Aung San Suu Kyi's leadership?
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At least 220,000 people have died and 6 million have been displaced, with atrocities committed by all sides.
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Increasingly he backed the right-wing contras, funded by the United States, despite their atrocities in the civil war.
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During this period, rights groups such as Human Rights Watch issued reports on atrocities committed by ISIS in Sirte.
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Residents of Aleppo have reported atrocities against rebels and civilians since the city came under siege, horrifying the world.
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The delegation called for Myanmar to allow an investigation into the alleged atrocities that would involve the international community.
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No issues with the mask slipping while you committed whatever atrocities you committed while needing to obscure your face?
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Valdet was allegedly shocked by ISIS atrocities and looking for the first means of escape back home to Germany.
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But WWF has provided high-tech enforcement equipment, cash, and weapons to forces implicated in atrocities against indigenous communities.
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The UN's human rights coordinator in Myanmar, Knut Ostby, defended the media's right to publish details of these atrocities.
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These pictures capture some of the disturbing sights at the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities in North Korea.
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But the most vivid atrocities have been those carried out — and documented on camera phones — by Turkish-backed militia.
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The country's Chinese majority has been spared the atrocities visited on the Chinese diaspora in, say, Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Atrocities against women are more widely acknowledged, bringing support for those, like Dr Mukwege, who deal with their consequences.
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The historical context of the atrocities of World War II is something that we want to tell the players.
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As Western leaders lined up to condemn Russian atrocities, Moscow again decided to pause its strikes on the city.
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Murad's plight and the terrible atrocities being committed by ISIS was a main topic of discussion for the evening.
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What the president should've spent more time on was highlighting ISIS's atrocities, like the killing of the Jordanian pilot.
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"I write in the group to let the world are the atrocities of the war imposed on the civilians."
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"This unjust verdict reaffirms that the Burmese government is complicit in the military's atrocities," he said in a statement.
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The three men are all wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes related to atrocities in Darfur.
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Women are highly disrespected – but don't displace the atrocities that were done to black people by using that quote.
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Senior commanders turned a blind eye to atrocities by South Korean forces against suspected Communists and prisoners-of war.
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Over the years, prosecutors have struggled to put officers on trial for human rights atrocities committed during the war.
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Unfortunately, the atrocities Cersei is accusing Dany of — mass crucifixions, feeding political enemies to her dragons — actually happened. Huh.
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In the real world, this deep sense of moral rightness can allow people to justify committing atrocities to themselves.
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"We can rise together to end these atrocities," she said, but "each and every one of us must act".
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Kremlin-controlled media claimed that Ukraine's government was dominated by fascists and that its armed forces were committing atrocities.
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"We intend to appeal," he said, on the grounds that other Islamists who had committed atrocities had gone free.
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Other children have been coerced into committing atrocities against their fellow child recruits -- such as stabbing them to death.
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Critics say it would preempt justice, undermine military discipline and send a message that battlefield atrocities will be tolerated.
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While those atrocities were concentrated in the South, they weren't exclusively committed in the region where I was born.
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The United States has said the campaign by mainly Buddhist Myanmar's military included "horrendous atrocities" aimed at "ethnic cleansing".
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Jackson was also critical of Sessions, saying in the past, Bible verses have been used to justify various atrocities.
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But some of those very leaders, including the president, are less than thrilled about past atrocities coming to light.
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"The EU must at least impose sanctions on the Russian henchmen of these atrocities," they wrote in a statement.
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He went on to write many other books, lecture worldwide and become a living reminder of the Nazis' atrocities.
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The political dispute reopened ethnic fault lines and the United Nations says all sides have committed atrocities against civilians.
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These groups are often engaged in a variety of human rights violations, including forced child labor and other atrocities.
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Finally!!" exulted former Obama official Anne-Marie Slaughter, "After years of useless handwringing in the face of hideous atrocities.
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Traveling to other households exposes Nat to new atrocities that gradually strengthen his convictions and lead him toward rebellion.
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You only have to look for a very short time to find the atrocities that happened in this film.
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The increased openness, and the AKP's anti-Kemalist sentiments, brought some of the atrocities of the past to light.
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Even as a child, she said, she reacted angrily when her mother and others claimed ignorance of the atrocities.
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The law enacted in 1993 is unconstitutional, the court said, because it prevents victims of atrocities from seeking justice.
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What is to be gained by purging atrocities of ideological content and redrafting them as an exercise in style?
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And the United States didn't just let an opportunity to condemn those atrocities pass by -- it did much worse.
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He denies the charges and said he was in Turkey, not Syria, at the time the atrocities took place.
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"This development validates a series of reports of atrocities committed by the militants earlier," said military spokesman, Restituto Padilla.
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The indigenous humans rights activist was persecuted by the country's then-military government, which she denounced for committing atrocities.
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Gambia asked the ICJ to grant so-called provisional measures to make sure Myanmar immediately stops the alleged atrocities.
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He added the resolution unfairly pins on Turkey today responsibility for Ottoman atrocities committed against Armenians a century ago.
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There is a pressing need for the government to respond to atrocities in a quicker and more effective manner.
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Zarif said Monday that Cuba and Iran are united in resistance to U.S. "atrocities," reported The New York Times.
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There have been atrocities on all sides, but forces loyal to Mr. Assad have committed by far the most.
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Genocide is imminent as ethnically-charged atrocities spread to Equatoria in the previously peaceful southern part of the country.
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The country's military denies involvement in any atrocities and blames the bloodshed on Rohingya militants that attacked border posts.
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For Mr. Kepel, this was the playbook for the atrocities of the Islamic State jihadists that have bedeviled France.
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Seoul has criticised school textbooks in Japan that it says distort history and downplay Japan's wartime and colonial atrocities.
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The United States must follow their lead and act to end the atrocities leveled against Uighur Muslims in China.
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Provides training for Foreign Service Officers so they can better address the early warning signs of mass atrocities. 3.
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If Russia and China persevere in their obstruction, at least it will be clear who is enabling these atrocities.
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It should offer a record and physical evidence of the ISIS's atrocities, which should be documented, preserved and published.
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But the real question is whether political will exists to stop the worst atrocities when these steps are insufficient.
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Francis wrote an open letter last week condemning the "atrocities" in the report and vowing to prevent future abuses.
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Refugees and asylum seekers in the city are exposed to atrocities including rape, kidnapping and torture, the UNHCR said.
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All sides in this civil war have engaged in atrocities, and it has unfortunately taken on an ethnic dimension.
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So many of the atrocities attached to slavery cannot be simplified or encased in language to make them understandable.
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Why would someone intentionally want to mar the goodness that is chocolate with the tiny atrocities known as raisins?
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Sea-Watch released the photo under the assumption that people only care when they are forced to see atrocities.
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Within hours, someone responded to me by posting three pages of a study on psychiatrists' roles in Nazi atrocities.
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Last year, companion bills known as the Elie Wiesel Genocide and Atrocities Prevention Act were introduced in both chambers.
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Even as the court's reach and credibility seem to be curtailed, demands have spread for accountability for mass atrocities.
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Until recently, the disappearances were largely ignored by a government neither willing nor capable of effectively confronting the atrocities.
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Many of the atrocities came to light after the Iraqi army, backed by the American forces, retook the north.
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It is in the DNA of America to speak out against atrocities, even if doing so carries a cost.
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Why, then, did the government allow a New York Times journalist to tour the epicenter of the reported atrocities?
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Much is made of Holocaust atrocities in school textbooks; less so the brave opposition led from inside the country.
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If it does occur Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others will face a court, 2100 years after the atrocities.
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Not very pretty, it was painted in response to atrocities committed by the French army during the Algerian War.
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Duterte has called the huge island of Mindanao a "flashpoint for trouble" and atrocities by Islamist and communist rebels.
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India has also seen an increase in the atrocities against minorities and incidents of religious and caste-based violence.
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The Sound and Picture group that traces atrocities in areas held by IS also reported the same casualty estimates.
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It's likely the regime will commit similar atrocities if it launches a campaign in the coming days or weeks.
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General Min Aung Hlaing, the country's most powerful figure, has denied that the army committed atrocities against the Rohingya.
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But our correspondent in Myanmar found widespread denials of any atrocities against the Rohingya and celebration of their exodus.
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Kissinger negotiated these harmful relationships through arms sales, aid programs and efforts to distract attention from our partners' atrocities.
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The second thing is, we know that the Hisba, when they carry out atrocities, executions, they mask their faces.
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As would be expected in such situations, the consequences are humanitarian atrocities that have befallen the ordinary Yemen population.
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The truth commission's report, published in 2005, includes a long list of recommendations to prevent the recurrence of atrocities.
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Myanmar is cracking down on the press, seeking to deny or obscure atrocities against the country's Rohingya Muslim minority.
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I honor him because, despite all of the atrocities perpetuated against this child, he lived to be an elder.
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I think we have to have those images as a reminder that these atrocities really, really, really did happen.
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Critics had said such actions would undermine military justice and sent a message that battlefield atrocities will be tolerated.
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Her last book was "Hidden Atrocities: Japanese Germ Warfare and American Obstruction of Justice at the Tokyo Trial" (2017).
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And its prime minister, Imran Khan, just spoke before the United Nations to accuse India of atrocities in Kashmir.
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Who wants to be reminded on a daily basis of the atrocities committed on American soil by American citizens?
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Jihadi groups intend their atrocities to provoke an overreaction, and very few governments can resist falling into the trap.
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These ideas have given rise to some of the worst atrocities in human history, and they must be condemned.
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Jojo Rabbit relies on its audience already knowing what kind of atrocities are going on just outside of view.
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"I know when, where and how Masood committed his atrocities, but now I need to know why," Basu said.
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We believe that justice and accountability are one of the most powerful deterrents for potential perpetrators and future atrocities.
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Their leadership in bringing awareness to these terrible atrocities should be applauded, and other members should follow their example.
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If enacted, this legislation would give the United States better tools to more effectively prevent atrocities, saving countless lives.
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"So, there is no question of atrocities by the Army, whose job is only to fight terrorists," Doval said.
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Meanwhile, the specter of more mass atrocities hangs over the Rohingya in Bangladesh like a dark and foreboding cloud.
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In 2018 a UN report held Facebook responsible for disseminating hate speech that fueled atrocities against Myanmar's Rohingya minority.
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Gruesome videos and photos purporting to show atrocities by security forces have streamed out of the English-speaking areas.
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Mr. Trump has been unwilling to challenge China over human rights abuses, despite vivid reports this year outlining atrocities.
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Many Chamorros see this as just one more act of colonialism in a history full of indignities and atrocities.
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"The UN report said that there were potentially some terrible atrocities, potentially genocide, potentially crimes against humanity," Hunt said.
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Against the backdrop of the terrorist atrocities in Paris and Nice, the political climate in France has also changed.
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YouTube "inadvertently" removed thousands of videos documenting atrocities in the Middle East, the New York Times said on Tuesday.
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The files, says Mouhtar, reveal the inner workings of the government's security apparatus, which has been accused of numerous atrocities.
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Myanmar said it would not admit three experts whom the UN has appointed to investigate atrocities against the Rohingya minority.
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Blake and I watched the atrocities of the 2007 MTV Music Video Awards from the safety of his hotel bed.
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Even these atrocities are only a small sampling of the systemic racism and sexism that's plagued America for its existence.
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The book is all the more powerful for the restraint with which he describes Nazi atrocities and Western shilly-shallying.
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We have got people coming here who are fleeing atrocities, just like my family just two generations ago fleeing Europe.
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Islamic State has claimed responsibility, and the United States warned on Sunday that it would try to repeat such atrocities.
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But again, the objectors balked, claiming the fundamentals of the peace accord still condone the atrocities committed by the FARC.
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The core obligation of international law, to protect civilians from atrocities that "shock the conscience of humanity," was pushed aside.
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Obama once again took to lecturing us about the atrocities in Syrian while claiming he couldn't do much about it.
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They deny that Japan committed atrocities during the second world war, such as massacring civilians or forcing women into prostitution.
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ISIS has been accused of committing atrocities such as systematic rapes, killings and abductions, and using Syrians as human shields.
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The socialism they know is a failed experiment that resulted in atrocities committed by authoritarian regimes against their own citizens.
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It was the largest intelligence and detention center in the country at the time, one where many atrocities were committed.
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But after seven years of atrocities, do you know what my friends and people around the Middle East are saying?
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Dominican scholars studied supposed physiological differences between Haitians and themselves, and students were regaled with tales of historical Haitian atrocities.
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The atrocities I've heard under the banner of capital-G Gaming have almost completely put me off from the category.
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For a hard core of Trump supporters, analogies to white supremacist atrocities reinforce the conviction that they are victims, too.
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As a result, we saw how the most inhuman atrocities of war often come from the most well-intentioned places.
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Surely American reformers can learn about the value of forgiveness from Rwandan prisoners living in the shadow of genocidal atrocities.
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And, according to the deal's terms, nobody found guilty of atrocities will be allowed to take part in the government.
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The caste system is officially abolished in India but social hierarchies often contribute to crime and atrocities across the country.
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To justify it, [it] would be as bad as conflating the cross with [the] U.S. flag when confronting U.S. atrocities.
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America has introduced no stringent national gun controls of the kind imposed by Australia and Britain after mass-shooting atrocities.
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But will they still be our favorite, lovable characters if they commit the same cruelties and atrocities as their enemies?
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"They've all seen horrible atrocities," said Luma Mufleh, founder and coach of a soccer program for refugee youth near Atlanta.
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Calls for violence in the media have played a key role in atrocities from the Bosnian genocide to the Holocaust.
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Eva Kor, a Holocaust survivor who endured the atrocities of twin experiments at Auschwitz, has died at 85 years old.
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Remember too that until last week Trump was prepared to work with Assad, despite the atrocities his government has committed.
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This book demonstrates the fundamental link between the violent atrocities of Nazi Germany and the American legacy of white supremacy.
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Before he spoke on Tuesday, shocking images of atrocities in Syria prompted outrage -- and finger-pointing -- at the White House.
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"We want them to know about the atrocities that were, in fact, committed by policing around the world," he said.
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Commentators have compared the situation to some of the worst atrocities of the last century: Srebrenica, Rwanda, even the Holocaust.
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For Viet-Flakes (1965), dealing with the atrocities of the Vietnam War, I used suppressed footage culled from international magazines.
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Unlike Bay's Transformers CG atrocities, 13 Hours is a freshly-stocked buffet of practical visual effects and hyper-realistic sounds.
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There remain a handful of ongoing World War II probes and Rosenbaum also oversees cases involving more recent war atrocities.
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"You can't just decide that because someone gets away with [atrocities] for 40 years, that they are innocent," Black says.
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His atrocities (and the hands he forced) set the stage, determining the world views and priorities of every major player.
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Foremost, perhaps, the generals do not want ever to be prosecuted for crimes and atrocities committed during their long dictatorship.
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The conflict has been scarred by atrocities, including the decapitation of captured combatants, particularly by the ultra-radical Islamic State.
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But the declaration of independence itself is a largely sobering survey of atrocities gay people still endure around the world.
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Instead of "how to join ISIS," you're going to find the atrocities this group is committing against Muslims in Raqqa.
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Ever the performer, Saddam oscillated between denying knowledge of atrocities that occurred under his rule and proclaiming his own omnipotence.
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The UN should have a permanent body dedicated to the investigation and condemnation of the atrocities that remain disturbingly common.
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Anyuru's ability to imagine a thread connecting present-day exclusion to future atrocities makes this more than a genre entertainment.
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Celebrities often land on Capitol Hill to testify about world atrocities, advocate medical research or defend the rights of musicians.
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There have been reports of atrocities and potential war crimes committed against the Kurds by Turkish-backed Syrian Arab forces.
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Responding to a reporter's question, McConnell said there was no doubt that atrocities have been committed against Myanmar's Rohingya people.
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But Menchú's descriptions of Maya culture and the atrocities they suffered made Peccerelli want to go back to learn more.
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He championed human rights and spoke out against genocide and atrocities worldwide, including in South Africa, Nicaragua, Kosovo, and Sudan.
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The Elie Wiesel Act states that the prevention of genocide and atrocities is a core national interest to our country.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)He chose to join a terrorist group, fought for it, was blooded in atrocities, escaped and repented.
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Many Western countries have publicly criticized China&aposs actions in Xinjiang — but have taken limited steps to stop the atrocities.
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Holocaust education also serves a broader purpose, since it can provide a historical context to understand and prevent other atrocities.
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The photojournalist's job is to convey to millions around the world and to preserve for billions the atrocities of war.
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He nodded regularly as presiding Judge Alphons Orie read out descriptions of atrocities by Bosnian Serb forces, one by one.
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In 1914, Francisco Goitia was turning out horror-show scenes of atrocities that he said he had seen on battlefields.
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Emphasize Japanese atrocities during Japan's 35-year colonial rule over the Korean peninsula, 1910-45 — something all Koreans can digest.
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In August, the United Nations issued a report saying this action — along with other atrocities — could amount to war crimes.
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We cannot forget about these atrocities in favor of what's on TV tonight or what our favorite celebrity is wearing.
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Considering the atrocities of World War II occurred less than a century ago, it's an easy and effective emotional pull.
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The RSF, headed by the deputy leader of the council, Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, are accused of committing atrocities in Darfur.
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Obama acknowledged that the U.S. had been too slow to condemn the atrocities being committed, but stopped short of apologizing.
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Many African slaves called upon their training when faced with atrocities to be perpetrated upon themselves or their family members.
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On stage, two middle-aged men in a pub, Jimmy and Ian, spoke about the atrocities they had lived through.
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Nomi and her fellow orphans are subjected to such extreme atrocities that the author spaces them out, in escalating doses.
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The first document outlining how research should be done in a fair way was a product of Nazi war atrocities.
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The United Nations also identified three commanders who may bear the greatest responsibility for the reported atrocities, Ms. Shamdasani said.
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The militias have been accused of atrocities against Sunni civilians, and their presence near Sunni areas has alarmed many residents.
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Iraqi Kurdish officials are intent on identifying any known fighters among the arriving men who may be linked to atrocities.
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The panel, whose mandate expires in November, is the only mechanism for establishing accountability for chemical weapons atrocities in Syria.
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I find it utterly disgusting that a terrorist organization has succeeded in influencing so many individuals to commit such atrocities.
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First, we must demand an end to impunity in Myanmar and hold the perpetrators of these most recent atrocities accountable.
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The continuing refusal by Myanmar's authorities to acknowledge any atrocities against Rohingya civilians worries many of those sheltering in Bangladesh.
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His supporters say disgruntled SEALs in his platoon invented stories of atrocities in the hope of getting rid of him.
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Soe Tjen Marching is an Indonesian writer, activist, and academic who knows how important it is to remember the atrocities.
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Facebook bans any positive mention of Tamil rebels, though users can praise government forces who were also guilty of atrocities.
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The goal, he said, has always been to improve the world's ability to head off atrocities like those in Syria.
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Those charges relate to the atrocities his regime oversaw in the 2000s in Darfur, a province in the country's west.
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On Monday, in an extraordinarily frank letter addressed to all Catholics, Francis assailed the abuses as atrocities committed against children.
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And so we don't know if the atrocities that he has described are the sum total of what he did.
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The ghost that truly haunts the book is not Grant's, but that of atrocity — true atrocities of torture and murder.
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Acevedo used a fountain pen to record the atrocities in a diary, noting every US soldier's death that he saw.
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For example, China's atrocities in Xinjiang against the Uighur and other ethnic peoples have been reported in detail for years.
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The Lessons of History Some people unwittingly help atrocities occur by cooperating in an attempt to mitigate a monstrous situation.
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Trump continued to heap praise on Kim during his interview Wednesday, despite numerous human rights atrocities committed by his regime.
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Instead, he left it to a guest, the visiting emir of Qatar, to express determination to stop atrocities in Syria.
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Another shooting in a school in the United States or a new report of atrocities against the Rohingya in Myanmar.
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Surely, we do not want to be remembered as the generation that allowed such atrocities to continue and become normalized.
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In response, the Modi government says it launched airstrikes on a terror training camp inside Pakistan to prevent further atrocities.
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Russia categorically denied what the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, said were "credible reports" of atrocities, including executions.
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Fighting in the borderlands has escalated and groups such as the Shan and Kachin also accuse the military of atrocities.
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" Mr. Basu added: "I know when, where and how Masood committed his atrocities, but now I need to know why.
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Just as Jews refuse to forget Hitler's Germany, we black Americans refuse to forget the often unspeakable atrocities we endured.
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In the end it was the Dutch who won, but at the cost of atrocities that included an attempted genocide.
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But Wednesday's verdict was never much in doubt, given the mountain of evidence of Serb atrocities produced at previous trials.
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What can be done to prevent such atrocities, when even talking about gun control kicks up so much political dust?
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Tonight's strike against the Assad regime's Shayrat Air Base will hopefully diminish his capacity to commit atrocities against innocent civilians.
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The camera can reveal police atrocities; it can also put a woman under the spotlight and expose her to harassment.
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"It is impossible to make any comparison to the unique atrocities of the Shoah and Holocaust," spokesman Martin Schaefer said.
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The Myanmar military has said its own internal investigation had exonerated security forces of all accusations of atrocities in Rakhine.
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The role of Poles in Nazi atrocities on Polish soil during World War II has long been a sensitive subject.
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Similarly, every country in the world has bigots, extremists, and disturbed people who may want to carry out mass atrocities.
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The military exonerated itself of all accusations of atrocities in an internal investigation, which published its findings on Nov. 13.
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Scientists called for more rigorous clinical trial oversight in the wake of Nazi atrocities involving human experiments in the 1940s.
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Bearing witness to these atrocities and that's what they are, I can say for sure, remaining silent is not an option.
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And Graham also stressed that counterterrorism efforts shouldn't be used as an excuse to permit Syrian dictator Bashar al Assad's atrocities.
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"Those responsible for these and other atrocities in Syria, whoever and wherever they are, must one day be brought to account."
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As damp snow pours around them, a few men talk about the atrocities affecting the Roma people of the former Yugoslavia.
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According to multiple eye witness accounts and investigations by human rights groups, mass atrocities followed that Indonesia hid from the world.
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"We have always been on the side of the great Cuban people in view of atrocities and unjust sanctions," Zarif said.
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Critics of the peace process say this is too light, and allege that some who committed atrocities will evade punishment altogether.
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Russia was complicit in atrocities of the Syrian government long before it began its bombing campaign in Syria in September 2015.
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Al-Bashir is wanted by the court on suspicion of masterminding atrocities including genocide in the breakaway Darfur region of Sudan.
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World turns its back on refugees, atrocities Refugees are among the first victims of this new world order, according to Amnesty.
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"When the President speaks out against human rights atrocities, or chooses to stay silent, the world pays attention," the letter reads.
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Today, a smouldering civil war afflicts much of English-speaking Cameroon, with tit-for-tat atrocities by security forces and separatists.
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In a fable by Harry Mulisch, Sergeant Massuro literally turns to stone "from remorse" at his jungle atrocities in New Guinea.
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"Congress has given us a number of tools we can use," he said, noting disturbing reports of atrocities in Rakhine state.
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North Korean visitors shout anti-American slogans at the "revenge-pledging place" after visiting the Sinchon Museum of American War Atrocities.
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"I am sure there are abuses on all sides and the government cannot be excused from having committed atrocities," he said.
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But it's the least he can do for the victims of one of Mexico's worst human rights atrocities in recent history.
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The nationalists deny that Japan was an aggressor or committed atrocities; they say Japanese were the victims, including of nuclear bombing.
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Screening live video is a particularly pressing issue at a time where terrorists commit atrocities with the aim of going viral.
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But we've also bombed lots of countries and committed atrocities and engaged in all sorts of injustices at home and abroad.
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Khatib's NGO, which preserves and analyzes social media content that documents atrocities in Syria, is a small organization based in Berlin.
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This cunning, transcultural, and transgenerational collection of modern and contemporary artworks and fetishist objects presents a coterie of malevolent political atrocities.
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Residents of the capital likened the carnage to atrocities committed by government forces and its militias during Sudan's long civil wars.
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Other writers, including Fang, have described the Cultural Revolution largely as a massive waste of time during which atrocities were frequent.
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The roiling stew of hate, despair and abuse that drives many of Mr King's characters finds eerie echoes in recent atrocities.
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Reports of atrocities in February brought about UN investigations into how peacekeepers responded to the attack on refugees under UN protection.
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More stringent gun controls, of the kind introduced by Australia and Britain after mass-shooting atrocities, are unlikely to come soon.
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Then, in February, the government reinstated the rights of military officials who participated in atrocities to receive treatment in military hospitals.
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His research into their motives reveals not so much oddballs ticking atrocities off a list as amateur scholars of human nature.
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Last year, 19 Americans were killed in horrific terrorist attacks in the U.S. None of these atrocities were committed by refugees.
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As he followed the events, he regularly watched videos of the most brutal atrocities of the conflict: gunfire, bombings, and beheadings.
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The military has also targeted the Rakhine ethnic group, though some ethnic Rakhine are also implicated in atrocities against the Rohingya.
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Since then a lot has happened, including Russia's incursions into Ukraine and its support for Bashar al-Assad's atrocities in Syria.
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Since then, other countries and factions—including the US and Russia—have insinuated themselves into the conflict, committing their own atrocities.
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What little innocence existed in the world died alongside those atrocities, as seen in nearly every character arc since Ned's death.
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Assad and Russia have accused the U.S. of supporting terrorist groups, who've staged atrocities to gain international sympathy for their cause.
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Now, she's the nation's defacto head but, like the military leaders before her, she has remained conspicuously silent on the atrocities.
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"Our failure to hold accountable those who commit mass atrocities and human rights abuses will lead to more violence and instability."
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Their conversation covered everything from the historical atrocities that formed the basis of the novel to the surrealism of tampon ads.
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Critics including U.N. experts have accused Myanmar&aposs military of atrocities against the Rohingya amounting to ethnic cleaning, or even genocide.
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Enacting this legislation is a vital step we can take now to help end the mass atrocities against the Syrian people.
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Germans believed they were great because they were German, and their nationalistic fervor led to some of the world's greatest atrocities.
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One of the first steps to holding ISIS responsible, Clooney explained, is to preserve evidence of the atrocities on the ground.
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Yet the atrocities committed by the Khmer Rouge—the mass starvation, torture, and executions—are something he seems unable to acknowledge.
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There are several problems with that argument; most glaringly, it ignores the war crimes and other atrocities committed by the regime.
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Tillerson drew attention to their oppression and killings of minorities including Yazidis and Christians, atrocities detailed in the 2016 Annual Report.
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Leonard Meiselman's oil painting, "Hiroshima, a Child's Shirt," is a reminder of our own government's role in these sorts of atrocities.
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The atrocities reported include shooting and burning people alive in groups, throwing infants into fires and gang raping women and girls.
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If our problems are unsolvable and sex mostly a series of atrocities, all we've got is self-care: They hate us.
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Kosovars are invariably welcoming and hospitable, and generally regard foreign reporters favorably because we helped expose the atrocities of the war.
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Watch a restored version of Mr. Lanzmann's 9½-hour work, which examines Nazi atrocities through survivors' accounts, on SundanceNow Doc Club.
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Witnesses did not personally see the atrocities, he said, while a lie detector test was conducted illegally, without a defence attorney.
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As they proceed further into the memorial, the columns rise higher to convey that these atrocities occurred in the public square.
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Washington correctly points to Russia's complicity in any Syrian atrocities, though it likely would have been carried out without Moscow's knowledge.
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But it's deranged to believe that he's "capable" of the kinds of atrocities that "the worst tyrants in history" actually committed.
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Later came five years of rule by the Khmer Rouge, and one of the worst mass atrocities of the 20th century.
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In an exclusive CNN report this week, refugees described surviving atrocities and horror before reaching the relative safety of the camps.
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"Beasts of No Nation" is hard to read in an easy way; the agonies and atrocities it recounts provoke simple responses.
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Last year, the Polish government passed a law making it a criminal offense to accuse Poland of complicity in German atrocities.
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His presidency was dogged with accusations of using right-wing paramilitaries to carry out atrocities in order to weaken the rebels.
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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson last week called the military operation "ethnic cleansing" and threatened targeted sanctions for "horrendous atrocities".
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We can regress to a failed strategy and let sectarian militias fight the Islamic State — and then commit atrocities against civilians.
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His presence is meant to remind the world of the "atrocities" that occur in North Korea, a White House official said.
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With it, we can better see the often euphemistic and inuring specialized vocabulary we have developed to talk about war's atrocities.
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This era of spectacular atrocities, viral snuff movies, and ratings-friendly post-truth demagogues raises the awkward question of voyeuristic complicity.
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The losers: The U.N. identified Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime as responsible for the atrocities without any conditions or qualifications.
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The Kavanaugh hearings, like so many other public airings of private atrocities, are educational moments for boys all around the country.
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Many say they want to see top military and civilian leaders convicted over alleged atrocities before they will consider going home.
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The atrocities of the Trawniki camp, where Palij worked, aren't well known in part because the killing was thorough, historians say.
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"These egregious human rights abuses may constitute atrocities under US law and crimes against humanity under international law," the report said.
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Mr. Turner applies his bounteous romantic spirit of "Poldark" to Michael Grandage's buoyant revival of Martin McDonagh's 2001 comedy of atrocities.
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For the first time, an Iraqi court has held the Islamic State accountable for its atrocities against the Yazidi religious minority.
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For "City of Ghosts," he filmed a group of Syrian journalists in Raqqa who risked their lives to expose ISIS atrocities.
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Thousands more who remain are stuck between ruthless Islamic rebels, and a president who openly encourages atrocities against his own people.
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This Times Insider piece explains how we used active-fire data from NASA and Openstreetmap to bring the atrocities to light.
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Our failure to hold accountable those who commit mass atrocities and human rights abuses will lead to more violence and instability.
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For the most part, though, the Stalin-era atrocities are the ghastly background for the frantic intrigue of his hangers on.
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He demobilized in the 2006 deal that guaranteed former paramilitaries reduced sentences in exchange for information about the atrocities they committed.
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He was prosecuted in one of the South's major "atonement" trials, in which the Mississippi authorities revisited civil rights-era atrocities.
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There are challenges from North Korea to Yemen, from climate to refugees, plus atrocities in Myanmar that probably amount to genocide.
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This lack of personal investment means that these participants in atrocities can be much more susceptible to pressure than national leaders.
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Myanmar's isolation following the military takeover failed to stem the many ensuing rounds of atrocities against Muslims and other ethnic minorities.
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Myanmar has denied that its military committed atrocities against the Rohingya, saying it was merely responding to attacks by Rohingya militants.
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Jewish leaders also reached out to express concern that the report could undercut the museum's mission of preventing or halting atrocities.
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Atrocities committed in war not only harm enemy combatants, although that itself would be enough; they also harm our own soldiers.
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She recently refused demands by rights groups that she apologize for her father's atrocities, calling on the public to "move on."
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Nearly 700,000 have been driven out of Myanmar in recent months by a military campaign of murder, rape and other atrocities.
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Given the frustrations and failures and mounting casualties of the American war effort, atrocities were perhaps only a matter of time.
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The Kremlin never cared much for how things were managed in Chechnya, as long as the atrocities stayed within its borders.
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Gambia has accused Myanmar of violating its obligations under the 1473 Genocide Convention by committing atrocities against the Muslim Rohingya population.
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Francis, who visited Auschwitz in 2016, said remembering the Holocaust was vital to ensure that similar atrocities do not happen again.
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Surviving Rohingya have described such atrocities as the murder of children and the gang rape of women and girls by soldiers.
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Like Hitler's last private secretary, Traudl Junge, Ms. Pomsel insisted that she had been ignorant of Nazi atrocities during the war.
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According to ample testimony in American newspapers and private letters, the American troops in Mexico committed numerous massacres and other atrocities.
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The show was made to bring America together...to talk about the atrocities that are happening right now in the streets.
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If anything, the Russian population glories in the atrocities of its former leaders as well as those of the current one.
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In 1988, the United States State Department sponsored a report accusing Renamo of widespread atrocities, including forced labor and arbitrary executions.
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He has poured his heart into ending American complicity in atrocities in Yemen, even though this cause wins him no votes.
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When atrocities go unobserved, uninvestigated, and unpunished, the global institutions that exist to ensure the safety of innocent civilians are eroded.
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It's tough not to want to bomb the Assad regime into the stone age for all of the atrocities it's committed.
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Blanket impunity is fueling further atrocities, a point made by refugees streaming by the hundreds of thousands into Uganda and Ethiopia.
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By all accounts, Kim is not just complicit in the atrocities of the North Korean state: she is an enthusiastic participant.
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This legislation is a critical step towards ensuring the U.S. pressures the Myanmar military to halt the atrocities against the Rohingya.
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The protective measures it demands include ordering Myanmar to preserve evidence of alleged atrocities and to allow access to U.N. investigators.
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In summer 210, it became synonymous with the mass atrocities committed by Islamic State extremists as they swept through northern Iraq.
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But there should be a much sterner warning to all security forces that they will be held personally accountable for atrocities.
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The scale and gravity of the atrocities being reported warrant investigation by the International Criminal Court in The Hague, he said.
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In January, Germany banned Iran's Mahan Air because of its role in ferrying arms and fighters to commit atrocities in Syria.
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And he's right, but it's a lesson that doesn't just apply to regimes and atrocities that are safely in the past.
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