Five Human Rights stories you probably didn’t know about

Headline Title: Five Human Rights stories you probably didn’t know about 26 February 2013 Over the past year, thousands of civilians were brutally murdered during confrontations in Syria, people in Mali fell victim to an escalation in human rights abuses and women in Afghanistan and Pakistan continued to suffer great discrimination. But underneath the radar, away from international attention, governments and armed groups are also abusing the rights of men, women and children in many other countries. Here are five of them: Bolivia Survivors of human rights violations – including torture…

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