Pride, Autocrats, Identity, Nationalism: The Anachronistic Follies of War
By Joshua Castellino, Executive Director There have been many attempts to outlaw war in the history of international relations. Yet…
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We come to this world as human beings and we should stay human beings until our death – Part 2 of 2
Dr. Leon Weintraub was born into a Jewish family in Poland in 1926. In 1944, he and his family were…
We come to this world as human beings and we should stay human beings until our death – Part 1 of 2
Dr. Leon Weintraub was born into a Jewish family in Poland in 1926. In 1944, he and his family were…
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International solidarity makes Auschwitz a living memorial
‘Over 200,000 children were murdered in Auschwitz. Completely innocent, good, curious about life, loving their closest ones, trusting children. The…
Legacy of war still haunts minority women in Sri Lanka, says MRG study
Minority women continue to grapple with the legacy of Sri Lanka’s civil conflict six years after its bloody end, according…
The EU must reaffirm tolerance while discussing further anti-terror strategies, says human rights organisation
As EU justice and home affairs ministers meet to discuss counter-terrorism measures in Riga today following the Paris attacks in…
The ICC at 10 Years: Crises of Cooperation, Capacity and Legitimacy
Chelsea Purvis and Awaz Raoof, lawyers who are currently assisting MRG’s Legal Cases Team, report back from a panel discussion…
The silent killings
Freddy Batundi, MRG Africa’s Capacity Building Officer, raises the alarm about a dangerous pattern of discrimination towards the Hunde in…
Evidence of ethnic killings in South Kordofan, Sudan. Khartoum must cease violations immediately says MRG
Minority Rights Group International (MRG) continues to be seriously concerned about the situation of the Nuba people , trapped and…
Unraveling the policies of the Khmer Rouge: targeted or mass killings?
Jared Ferrie, MRG’s Regional Information Officer in Phnom Penh, examines the implications for minorities of the first verdict of the…
