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Hello, Here are some stories you should know this week. Some European countries are beginning to hold trials on war crimes in Syria. It's good news for victims, who are now getting to help bring their tormentors to justice.
The hundreds of thousands of Syrian asylum seekers and refugees who have fled to Europe brought some incredibly valuable evidence with them – their memories.
They know the names of people who were “disappeared,” the faces of soldiers who rampaged villages, and some even have photos and videos.
HRW researcher Maria Elena Vignoli states, "These people have suffered horrible crimes, they lost everything, yet they still keep going and fighting for justice."
Human Rights Watch interviewed nearly 300 survivors of sexual slavery and rape by members of armed groups. This special feature is based on those interviews.
Since last month, police in Azerbaijan have detained dozens of people on dubious charges, beating and using electric shocks on some of them to coerce bribes and information about other gay men.
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