Wes Bruer
The New Humanitarian (formerly IRIN)
New York, United States
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From evacuee to humanitarian: aid goes local in conflict-torn Marawi
Homegrown aid workers are on the front lines of crises in the southern Philippines. Now they want to play a larger role, but they need more help to do it → Read More
An island in the Philippines hopes for peace but braces for war
Last year’s siege of Marawi raised the stakes for a peace process that could finally be yielding results after decades of conflict → Read More
Marawi: Inside the Philippine city a siege turned into a ghost town
It’s been a year already, but displaced families are being told it’ll be at least another 18 months before they can return → Read More
Muslim “profiling” under martial law in the Philippines
Rights groups warn of the growing potential for abuses of civilians as President Duterte extends martial law until the end of the year → Read More
FBI to enable collection of use-of-force data
The FBI is currently developing a national database as part of the Department of Justice's efforts to gather nationwide data on interactions between law enforcement and civilians, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Thursday. The FBI began working on ... → Read More
FBI to enable collection of use-of-force data
The FBI is currently developing a national database as part of the Department of Justice's efforts to gather nationwide data on interactions between law enforcement and civilians, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Thursday. The FBI began working on ... → Read More
WikiLeaks to US: Assange will turn himself in if you pardon Manning
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange would agree to serve prison time in the United States in exchange for President Barack Obama granting clemency to Chelsea Manning, the group's Twitter account said Thursday. → Read More
WikiLeaks to US: Assange will turn himself in if you pardon Manning
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange would agree to serve prison time in the United States in exchange for President Barack Obama granting clemency to Chelsea Manning, the group's Twitter account said Thursday. → Read More
WikiLeaks to US: Assange will turn himself in if you pardon Manning
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange would agree to serve prison time in the United States in exchange for President Barack Obama granting clemency to Chelsea Manning, the group's Twitter account said Thursday. → Read More
WikiLeaks to US: Assange will turn himself in if you pardon Manning
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange would agree to serve prison time in the United States in exchange for President Barack Obama granting clemency to Chelsea Manning, the group's Twitter account said Thursday. → Read More
Officials: Hackers breach election systems in Illinois, Arizona
Hackers have breached databases for election systems in Illinois and Arizona, according to state election and law enforcement officials. → Read More
Officials: Hackers break into election systems in Illinois, Arizona
Hackers have breached databases for election systems in Illinois and Arizona, according to state election and law enforcement officials. → Read More
Officials: Hackers break into election systems in Illinois, Arizona
Hackers have breached databases for election systems in Illinois and Arizona, according to state election and law enforcement officials. → Read More
Officials: Hackers break into election systems in Illinois, Arizona
Hackers have breached databases for election systems in Illinois and Arizona, according to state election and law enforcement officials. → Read More
Hacking of actress Leslie Jones site investigated
Federal law enforcement agencies have opened an investigation into the alleged hacking of comedian Leslie Jones' website, according to Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Marsha Catron. → Read More
Hacking of actress Leslie Jones site investigated
Federal law enforcement agencies have opened an investigation into the alleged hacking of comedian Leslie Jones' website, according to Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Marsha Catron. → Read More
Hacking of actress Leslie Jones site investigated
Federal law enforcement agencies have opened an investigation into the alleged hacking of comedian Leslie Jones' website, according to Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Marsha Catron. → Read More
Hacking of actress Leslie Jones site investigated
Federal law enforcement agencies have opened an investigation into the alleged hacking of comedian Leslie Jones' website, according to Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Marsha Catron. → Read More
Court: IRS needs to prove it isn't targeting conservative groups
A federal appeals court says the Internal Revenue Service has not proven it has ended discriminatory practices against conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, reinstating a lawsuit against the troubled agency. → Read More
Court: IRS needs to prove it isn't targeting conservative groups
A federal appeals court says the Internal Revenue Service has not proven it has ended discriminatory practices against conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, reinstating a lawsuit against the troubled agency. → Read More