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The People's Defense Court in the Rojava district of northeast Syria. Judges here have been holding trials of thousands of ISIS fighters. The Kurdish-led region broke from Syrian government control in 2012 and has developed its own justice system that it says adheres to Western standards of human rights. Jane Arraf/NPR hide caption
Rep. Seth Moulton Announces Mental Health Care Proposal By Sharing His Experience
The People's Defense Court in the Rojava district of northeast Syria. Judges here have been holding trials of thousands of ISIS fighters. The Kurdish-led region broke from Syrian government control in 2012 and has developed its own justice system that it says adheres to Western standards of human rights. Jane Arraf/NPR hide caption
'Revenge Is For The Weak': Kurdish Courts In Northeastern Syria Take On ISIS Cases
Part 2: This Teen Planned A School Shooting. But Did He Break The Law?
White House Responds To Mueller's 1st Public Statement After Russia Probe
Rep. Jamie Raskin Reacts To Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Remarks
New research shows that daily light walking is important for maintaining health as you age. But if you can't hit 10,000 steps, don't worry. Peter Muller/Getty Images/Cultura RF hide caption
Israel Heads Toward New Elections After Netanyahu Fails To Put Government Together
Iranian soldiers carry part of a target drone used in air-defense exercises. Iran is also turning some target drones into low-tech weapons for its proxies. Iranian Army via AP hide caption
Special Counsel Robert Mueller Steps Down Following Completion Of Russia Probe
How A Radio Frequency Is Delivering High Speed Internet To Small Towns
DNC Debate Requirements Will Likely Reduce Number Of Candidates On Stage
Opposition Leader Juan Guaidó Talks Political Negotiations, Crisis In Venezuela
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