Crime
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Malta failed to protect murdered journalist, says inquiry
The government of Malta failed to adequately protect anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia and bore responsibility for creating a “culture…
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Handling the Aftermath of Haiti’s Presidential Assassination
In this Q&A, Crisis Group expert Mariano de Alba explains the state of play and what outside actors should do…
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Utøya massacre 10 years on: what has changed in Norway?
Anders Breivik was 32 years old on July 22 2011 when he detonated an ammonium nitrate fertiliser bomb at 15:25pm…
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The mothers digging for the disappeared
It’s fallen to families to pick up a shovel and dig for their dead. Catherine Scott Foreign Correspondent & ABC…
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Turkey’s Mobgate Reveals the Islamist Deep State
The revelations of Turkey’s most notorious mob boss, Sedat Peker, have made Ankara’s open secrets even more open: bribery, murder,…
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NGO Global Witness accused of negligence after murder of Afghan informant
LONDON — Global Witness, the high-profile investigative NGO, stands accused of failing to protect people who risk their lives to…
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Australia only digging deeper hole by pursuing East Timor spying case
The Age was right to call not only for an open trial of Bernard Collaery in the East Timor bugging case,…
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Governments must act on China’s forced organ harvesting
The China Tribunal’s judgement, delivered by Sir Geoffrey Nice QC, who was joined by China Tribunal Panel Member, Professor Martin…
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New Zealand and France lead global push to de-radicalise the internet after Christchurch attack
Australian Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews has reiterated the government’s commitment to removing terrorist and violent extremist content online after…
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Calls for an investigation after police raid on Brazil favela left 25 people dead
Police in Brazil faced outraged protests and a UN call for an investigation Friday after a raid on a Rio…
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After several women suicided, this Melbourne community is addressing family violence
In 2018 and 2019, seven suspected suicides in Melbourne’s City of Whittlesea left local authorities deeply concerned. Lin Evlin SBS…
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A Rebel Playing Field: Colombian Guerrillas on the Venezuelan Border
Venezuela’s campaign against one armed group has raised tensions. Bogotá and Caracas should temper their war of words and work…
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She couldn’t eradicate anti-Asian hate crimes. So she made a handbook on how to fight them
In March, after a series of violent attacks against elderly Asian Americans in the Bay Area, all four became afraid to venture…
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How Australia’s global gold standard on gun control is being eroded
It was a Sunday, and gun control advocate and expert Rebecca Peters was at home listening to the radio when…
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Reflections on Genocide as the Ultimate Crime
We already knew that we were adrift in an ocean of fake news. It is far more dangerous to discover…
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Death Penalty 2020: Despite COVID-19, some countries ruthlessly pursued death sentences and executions
21 April 2021 REUTERS/Athit Perawongmetha The unprecedented challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic were not enough to deter 18 countries from…
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