Nicole Bozorgmir
Breonna Taylor’s Sister Tells Us What It’s Like to Hear People Chant Her Name
"I hope her name makes police enforcement want to tighten up and correct themselves before they make another mistake."
Louisville Still Has a Lot of Questions About David McAtee’s Death
Police showed up in the neighborhood an hour away from where the George Floyd protests were happening.
Iran’s Chemical Weapons Survivors Struggle With Coronavirus — and U.S. Sanctions
Veterans of chemical warfare with Iraq have long-term respiratory ailments that make them particularly vulnerable to the coronavirus.
Tear Gas and Bullets Didn’t Dissuade Them. The Pandemic Might.
Iraq’s protesters have endured targeted attacks, abductions, and killings. COVID-19 may force their movement off the streets.
LEAK: Secret Documents Show How China Targets Muslims for 'Re-Education' Camps — and Spies on Their Families
The vast majority of people were interned for mundane behavior like wearing a hijab, having “thick beards,” visiting a foreign website, or applying for a passport.
‘Prevent Escapes’: Leaked Documents Detail Brutal Reality of China’s ‘Re-education’ Camps for Muslims
“This document is the smoking gun that tells us these vocational training centers are in fact prisons.”
How Iran and the U.S. Are Complicating Iraq’s Fragile Recovery
As tensions between the U.S. and Iran escalate, Iraqis find themselves caught in the middle.
Uighur Parents Say China Is Ripping Their Children Away And Brainwashing Them
“I realized that they had likely taken my children to other cities, that the Chinese government took my children away.”