Genocide & Crimes Against Humanity

Aleksandar Vucic’s authoritarian government is aiding Russian and Chinese propaganda and allowing genocide denialists to celebrate war criminals.

The Nobel Peace Prize winner’s cause is about more than just press freedom.

As the 1948 Genocide Convention makes clear, killing isn’t the only crime.

The Kremlin is destabilizing Bosnia and Herzegovina in pursuit of broader strategic goals.

Militarization is being scaled down as internal surveillance and propaganda increase.

By comparing the foibe killings with Nazi genocide, the Italian right is whitewashing the country’s past.

Confronting abusers like China demands accountability for the treatment of Indigenous people at home.

Beijing has used the “war on terror” to target its own minorities like Uyghurs.

Chinese colonization is the root of the ongoing genocide of Uyghurs.

Stopping the atrocities in Xinjiang requires reaching the Chinese public.

America’s greatest success story in Africa has degenerated into its biggest failure.

The conflict’s impact on the world’s ability to prevent atrocities will be felt for years to come.

Chinese officials’ own words speak to plans to reduce Uyghur births.

China is trying to use the 2022 Games to whitewash Xinjiang atrocities.

Germany and France have formally acknowledged their roles in the continent’s 20th-century genocides.

A century after the mass killings, Armenians in Turkey are still outcasts.

Biden can do the right thing because Turkey has lost strategic significance.

Beijing’s own words and actions highlight the intent to end the Uyghurs as a people.

As Sri Lanka’s human rights record worsens, the world body tries to hold the country accountable for past crimes.

An Oscar-nominated film exposes the crimes of Srebrenica at a time when the perpetrators are still celebrated in Serbia and beyond.