Liberty
Rights groups, opposition parties in the UK oppose bill claiming it provides amnesty to war crimes
The controversial Overseas Operations Bill will provide partial amnesty to soldiers if the case is filed after five years from the date of the crime or if the investigation is not completed within five years
- Black Brazilian movement leaders lead delegation to the US to fight for an end to racist violence
- Israeli forces injure journalist, five others during violent raid in Ramallah
- Third round of peace talks with ELN could end with bilateral ceasefire
- UN experts condemn second round of food aid cut for Rohingya refugees
- Rival groups in Libya finalize draft electoral law raising prospects of national elections
