1851. Cameroon: Civilians need better protection against violence   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) has accused the conflict parties in the civil war in the minority regions of Cameroon of a lack of respect and of failing to protect the protect the civilian  

1852. Human rights activists call for strengthening of political dialogue and release of detainees in Catalonia   One year after the independence referendum in Catalonia, the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) demanded a release of the imprisoned independence activists  

1853. Fulani conflict fuels violence in Nigeria   According to the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP), more efforts have to be made to protect Christian farmers in Nigeria from raids by armed nomad shepherds.  

1854. Nobel Peace Prize for Nadia Murad, a longtime partner of the STP   According to the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP), the fact that Nadia Murad and Denis Mukwege were honored with the Nobel Peace Prize is a great encouragement in the global struggle against  

1855. 40.000 Rohingya refugees living in India face the threat of deportation   A few days ago, the Federal Interior Ministry of India had announced plans to collect the biometric data of the Rohingya refugees in order to prepare their deportation. Now, they are living in fear.  

1856. Europe must show more effort to promote peace and human rights in Cameroon   According to the Society for Threatened Peoples (STP), Germany should show more commitment towards the peace process in Cameroon.  

1857. Hate messages against Rohingya - Facebook in the criticism   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) has sharply criticized the way Facebook is dealing with hate messages against the Rohingya minority in Burma.  

1858. Criticism of planned relocation of Rohingya to Prison Island   The Society for Threatened Peoples (STP) has sharply criticized Bangladesh’s plans to forcibly relocate 100,000 Rohingya refugees to an uninhabited island.  

1859. Ethiopia's new government relies on women and peace   After decades of war, arbitrariness, abuse of power, and corruption, Ethiopia’s new government is setting a sign of hope and renewal. Instead of providing the same power elites with influential  

1860. Cameroon: Far from peace after the presidential elections   This afternoon, the Constitutional Council of Cameroon announced the eagerly awaited first results of the presidential election of October 7, 2018. As was to be expected, President Paul Biya, who has