Witness: Mladic Not in Command of Branjevo Killings
Ex-commander tells tribunal that civilian deaths were not intended.
Crimean Tatar TV Silenced
Russian authorities close ATR television station as arrests and searches continue.
Prosecuting Child Sexual Abuse in Kyrgyzstan
It isn't so much the legislation as the way it is interpreted that favours offenders.
Calls for Better Child Protection in Kyrgyzstan
Suspects in cases of sexual violence against children can currently avoid trial if they reach an out-of-court settlement.
Bosnian Serb Brigade Commander "Unaware" of Srebrenica Crimes
Witness denies knowledge of plans for and implementation of mass killings.
Georgia to Curb Foreign Land Sales
Government uneasy about its predecessor's free-for-all approach to attracting investment.
Personal Debt Crisis Bites in Azerbaijan
Loan repayments have risen by a third, leading to financial misery for borrowers.
Armenia to Tackle Police Torture
Human rights defenders sceptical that laws alone will change practice of coercing suspects to confess.
Kazakstan: "Gay Propaganda" Ban for Internet
Provision sneaked into legislative package protecting minors from offensive online content.
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