The article discusses the tragic shooting of 13-year-old Nyah Mway, a Karen refugee, by Utica police, which has deeply affected the local refugee community. It highlights the family's journey from Myanmar to the U.S., the circumstances of the shooting, and the subsequent community response. The incident has sparked calls for police reform and brought attention to the discrimination faced by refugees in Utica. The article also explores the broader context of refugee resettlement in Utica and the challenges of integration, emphasizing the disconnect between the city's self-image and the experiences of its refugee residents.

The article discusses the tragic shooting of 13-year-old Nyah Mway, a Karen refugee, by Utica police, which has deeply affected the local refugee community. The incident has sparked protests and calls for police reform, highlighting issues of discrimination and strained relations between the police and the Karen community. Nyah's death has become a symbol of broader systemic issues faced by refugees in Utica, a city known for its refugee resettlement efforts. The article explores the community's response, the family's pursuit of justice, and the ongoing investigations into the shooting.

Award-winning Cambodian journalist Mech Dara was arrested in Koh Kong province, with his whereabouts currently unknown. Dara, known for his investigative reporting on trafficking and cyberscam compounds, was intercepted by police while traveling to Phnom Penh. His arrest follows a Facebook post about a quarry operation, which was condemned by local authorities and labeled as fake news by a government-friendly outlet. Dara's work has previously linked businessman Ly Yong Phat to scam compounds, leading to U.S. sanctions against his conglomerate. Rights groups and international journalists have expressed concern, viewing the arrest as politically motivated.

Cambodian garment workers face deadly commutes due to overcrowded and unsafe transportation methods, exacerbated by low wages and inadequate transportation allowances. Despite the garment industry's significant economic role, workers endure poor conditions and limited transport options, leading to frequent accidents. Efforts to improve safety have been slow, with the government planning to phase out unsafe transport by 2027. Comparisons with Vietnam and Bangladesh highlight regional differences in road safety challenges for garment workers.

Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, are plagued by kidnappings, with boys being abducted and forced to fight in Myanmar. The camps, already suffering from dire conditions, have become targets for criminal gangs and militant groups like the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army and the Rohingya Solidarity Organization. These groups are accused of forcibly conscripting refugees, including minors, to fight for or against Myanmar's military. The situation has instilled fear among the refugees, with families hiding their sons to protect them from abduction. Despite the dire security situation, Bangladeshi authorities have been unable to effectively address the issue, leaving the Rohingya in a state of perpetual fear and vulnerability.

The article details the harrowing situation in the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, where boys are being kidnapped and forced to fight in Myanmar. The camps, plagued by violence, trafficking, and abductions, have become recruitment grounds for both the Myanmar military and opposing forces. The Rohingya, already facing dire living conditions and persecution, are now further terrorized by criminal gangs and militant groups like ARSA and RSO. Despite international laws against child conscription, these practices continue, leaving families in fear and desperation. The Bangladeshi authorities' inability to secure the camps exacerbates the crisis, with many refugees feeling trapped and vulnerable.

Bill Radke interviews Dave Zirin, sports editor for The Nation, about his new book 'Last Man Standing,' co-written with former Seahawks star Michael Bennett. The discussion covers the intersection of sports and politics, highlighting Zirin's insights and the significance of the book.

The Rohingya, a Muslim minority in Myanmar, continue to face severe persecution and violence, exacerbated by the military coup in 2021. Despite promises from the National Unity Government to grant them citizenship, the Rohingya remain targeted by both the military junta and the Arakan Army. Recent attacks have resulted in numerous casualties as the Rohingya attempt to flee to Bangladesh. The ongoing conflict in Rakhine state highlights the complex interplay of ethnic tensions and political power struggles in Myanmar.

Humans have various methods to cool down during hot weather, such as swimming or using air conditioning. However, zoo animals face different challenges. Sandy Hausman reports from Virginia's largest zoo to explore how these animals are coping with the current heat wave. Additionally, Virginia recently released 445 prisoners under a program for well-behaved inmates, but the process had a disappointing outcome for one family.

The article delves into the enduring impact of the Khmer Rouge regime on Cambodia, focusing on the personal story of Ouk Ket as recounted by journalist Robert Carmichael. It highlights the limited scope of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia in delivering justice for the atrocities committed. The narrative intertwines historical events with personal tragedies, emphasizing the complex nature of international justice and the ongoing struggle for closure among survivors and their families.