Darfur refugees face danger as militiamen threaten return
In Darfur, refugees attempting to return to Abu Surug are confronted by armed militiamen. U.N. security officials warn the move jeopardizes safe repatriation as officials say violence persists and camps in Chad remain safer options. Non-Arab African villagers report daily abuses amid ongoing conflict blamed on Janjaweed.
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Sudan
Darfur
U.N
West Darfur
Sabir Mughal
Ruud Lubbers
United States
Chad
Abu Surug
Mughal
Lubbers
Riyad
Nosra Suliman Hakkar
Hakkar
Jebal Marra
Berhame Nagga
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Indonesia accused of torture in Aceh rebellion probes
Human Rights Watch researchers say Indonesian security forces used cigarette burns electric shocks beatings and water torture to extract confessions from Aceh suspects. The report cites arrests without warrants lack of defense presence and coerced testimony as systemic abuses by military and police.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Aceh
Rights Watch
Java
Human Rights Watch
Sam Zarifi
Asia Division
Foreign Ministry
Marty Natalegawa
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