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Crisis Response Director, International. Investigating and exposing human rights abuses in conflicts & crises. Personal account. Usual caveats apply.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    6 Sep 2017

    In 1 hour we saw 2 fishing boats arrive in w 80+ incl a boy shot in the arm. All said attacked by sec forces.

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    Mar 5

    International community must ensure that investments in do not prop up military's economic interests & must consider reinstating sanctions against military-owned companies driving conflict & human rights abuses, urges new UN report

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    Mar 3

    President Rodrigo Duterte said his last three years in office would be the “most dangerous time” in his campaign against illegal drugs.

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    Mar 1

    : "We have to make the distinction: people are not starving, they are being starved, it is a man-made famine. We see it all over the country". Must read, with of --

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  5. Retweeted
    Feb 28

    Breaking: new UN report out on the Alindao massacre, finding that > 100 killed, including children, and confirming 's findings re: peacekeepers' tolerance of anti-balaka presence/activity in the IDP camp.

    publishes the results of its investigations into the 15 november 2018 attack on an IDP camp in 🇨🇫
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    Feb 28

    US-led coalition today conceded 67 additional civilian deaths, including 25 in a June 2017 case documented in Raqqa.

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  7. Feb 21

    Recommend this piece from my crisis team colleague ⁦⁩ w insights from ⁦⁩, on the risks of secondary trauma in human rights work and journalism. Has some practical tips to minimise risk and self-care.

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  8. Retweeted
    Feb 13

    Two former intelligence officers arrested in Germany for torture and crimes committed against potentially thousands of people in Syria. Accountability is slow, and for many won’t happen, but this is a very good step on the road.

    Zugriffe in Deutschland: Ermittler fassen mutmaßliche Folterer des Assad-Regimes...
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  9. Retweeted
    Feb 10

    If Australian journalists can swiftly find eye witnesses, then surely the Australian Defence Force could have done this too. Conducting thorough investigations is a key step in ensuring is meeting its obligations to civilian victims in

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    Feb 6

    The UAE is diverting arms supplied by Western countries to "unaccountable militias accused of war crimes" in Yemen, International said.

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    Feb 6

    Our new open source investigation shows how the recklessly arms unaccountable militias accused of war crimes & other serious violations in . States supplying the UAE with a range of advanced weaponry are violating & domestic laws.

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    Feb 6

    US to cut aid to due to alleged human rights violations This is a big news. And my ex colleagues know why

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  13. Feb 7

    If you are watching then you should definitely look closely at this thread👇🏽. New investigation into the backs militias who have been found committing human rights abuses and looks at what weapons they are using and importantly where they came from.

    Today my colleagues , , , & I are presenting the results of a new investigation into the UAE-armed militias in Yemen. The breadth of diversion, of all types of…
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    Feb 1

    Nigeria’s military is meant to be protecting civilians from Boko Haram – so why have they let the armed group attack people in Rann twice in just weeks? Hundreds of buildings burnt, tens of thousands forced to flee in terror. Time to investigate.

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  15. Retweeted
    Jan 31

    This statement never refers to the by name. This is not justifiable as style, as it can be contrasted with the concurrent statement from ’s exec director. Ignoring the victims of crimes against humanity and possible genocide is not a sensible path forward.

    Special Envoy of the Secretary-General on : “Dialogue will make Myanmar stronger.”…
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  16. Feb 1

    believes it could have killed civilians in airstrike.

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  17. Retweeted
    Jan 28

    In so many families are living in half destroyed buildings like this, lacking even the most basic facilities, and made worse by the cold and rain. Their hopes that the ⁦⁩ whose bombings destroyed their homes would offer some assistance are not materialising

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  18. Retweeted
    Jan 17

    This is how the security forces in respond to protest. We want this violent crackdown on protesters to end.

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  19. Retweeted
    Jan 10

    security fired live bullets & tear gas in hospital yesterday in pursuit of injured protestors shot during demos in Omdurman. Horrific for patients & hospital staff too. This has to stop.

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    Jan 11

    Breaking: Myanmar court rejects appeal of jailed journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo “One day in prison was already an injustice. This appalling farce must end now", says of

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    Jan 5

    The funding will support six explosive clearance teams across the country's Sinjar Province, an area with a large Yazidi population that has been one of the worst affected by the occupation by Islamic State fighters. cc ⁩ ⁦⁩

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