9.8K views · 69 reactions | BREAKING: A UN investigation has found that "there are grounds to believe that all parties to conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region have committed serious violations of international human rights. Get the latest world news at news.sky.com/world | Sky News | Facebook

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46K views · 1.9K reactions | Alexa Koenig’s research on human rights violations at CECOT was to be featured on “60 Minutes." She says it was "incredibly disappointing" to learn that her and her students' work for the show would be shelved when CBS News pulled the segment. | Democracy Now! | Facebook

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3.9K views · 39 reactions | ‘Some People Need Killing’ author Patricia Evangelista emphasizes the important part played by the families in telling the stories of the drug war victims. Full story: https://www.rappler.com/philippines/victims-rodrigo-duterte-drug-war-vow-tell-story-every-day/ | Rappler | Facebook

Let’s assume for a moment that the 30,000 EJK victims were real. But how many lives, like hers, did they destroy? And how many more would they have victimized? I understand that the harm someone causes others is never a justification for taking their life. But my question is—are human rights advocates completely ignoring stories like these? Note: She permitted the public to repost this. | Rob Rances