By Paul Martin, just back from Syria. Earlier this morning (Friday March 8 2019) I was in Kurdistan, having just crossed the Tigris River from Syria. We had just been inside the Roj Camp at lunch-time (Thursday). There, Kurdish military forces are holding hundreds of women who had been married to jihadi ISIS fighters or […]
We have found the Baby and her family again. She’s turning 25 on March 27. Her life has one shocking and one beautiful surprise.
Hector Pieterson was 12 when he was shot dead, ushering in months of bloodshed in Soweto that began in 1976. Now we have found and have interviewed his sister Antoinette.
PARIS – Speakers at United Nations headquarters in New York and at a Holocaust commemoration facebooked worldwide from the headquarters of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) denounced signs of increased hate-speech against ethnic groups worldwide and the undermining of democratic tolerant values.
BAGHDAD – Strange things happen inside Baghdad’s Green Zone – a heavily fortified and powerfully patrolled area that makes attacks by militants less likely to succeed.
Exclusive By Paul Martin A thigh bone protruded from the large pit, about half the length and breadth of a football field, just outside the small village of Kocho in a remote part of Northern Iraq. “ISIS is gone from here,” said a local villager, one of only 100 people who’ve returned to the village. […]