Human Rights, Oppression, and War
Games
- UN – Against All Odds
- Darfur is Dying
- September 12th – A Toy World
- Gumbeat
- What Goes Around – Experimental Anti-War Game
- The Curfew
- Homeland Guantanamo
Resources
- The Economist (searchable database of full-text articles online)
- US News and World Report (searchable database of full-text articles online)
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