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- Israeli troops kill 410 civilians seeking food in Gaza
choice of either starving to death or risk being killed while trying to get food,” the U.N. human rights office Israeli officers and soldiers said that they were ordered to deliberately fire at unarmed civilians waiting fact that four of the five compounds lie south of the Morag corridor — repeatedly indicated by Israeli officials population estimates he included in his report as proof that 377,000 people in Gaza are missing per official The official death toll of Israel’s war on Gaza, as reported by the Gaza Health Ministry, stands at more
- Friends or foes? Syrian refugees divided on fate of defectors
government be prosecuted for war crimes, or should they serve as key witnesses in an effort to bring senior officials first case to be brought to a German court, the trial opened in April of two former Syrian intelligence officers Division, is one of hundreds of defectors who have given testimonies to German and French judicial officials
- Singapore: Government criminalises human rights defenders
race-related powers previously scattered across several statutes and adding new safeguards against foreign
- Sudan: Civilians targeted as hostilities intensify in the capital
shelling and aerial bombardment in the eastern part of Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, the UN Human Rights Office The office has condemned the escalating violence as the war between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and According to the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs ( OCHA ), a drone strike in East
- ‘Look, They Are Dying’: Video Appears to Show Massacre by Congolese Soldiers
Human Rights Watch, Western diplomats and United Nations officials said they were investigating the video Peacekeeping officials said they were trying to verify the source of the video and whether it was linked Kabila should not even be in office now. His second and final term was over in December.
- US court finds Libya's Khalifa Haftar liable for war crimes
of 1991, a law that allows non-US citizens to seek compensation from individuals who, acting in an official capacity for any foreign nation, allegedly committed torture or extrajudicial killing.
- Sharp increases in sexual violence in DRC
sharp increases in sexual violence, the number of wounded and child recruitment, the top Red Cross official sharp increases in sexual violence, the number of wounded, and child recruitment, the top Red Cross official Moreillon told several reporters at the office of the ICRC’s U.N. envoy that the number of displaced
- Genocide Watch Report: Countries of Special Concern January-June 2021
(ENDF) and allied Eritrean troops have massacred at least 1,900 civilians in Tigray – with Tigrayan officials In January, rebels attacked the capital Bangui and the surrounding areas, forcing officials to declare In the period since, renewed violence between security forces, rebels, and foreign mercenaries from the In the day prior to his death, Deby was elected to a sixth term in office in a vote marred by political Fighting between Islamic-State linked jihadist militants and Mozambican security forces alongside allied foreign
- Ukraine: Sovereignty, Democracy, and Zelenskyy
Image: The Presidential Office of Ukraine. Photo.
- Syrians struggle with soaring prices as crisis challenges post-Assad recovery
The World Bank says reconstruction costs are estimated at $216bn and, without foreign help and investment
- Kenya protests sparked by teacher's death in police cell
slogans as they march to the National Police Service headquarters demanding the resignation of senior officers Six police officers are being investigated, police said, according to national broadcaster KBC. against the British colonial rule, Dedan Kimathi, as they march demanding the resignation of senior officers
- Status Quo 'Not Sustainable' in Increasingly Unstable Libya
rapid deterioration in political and economic stability coupled with rising insecurity, a senior UN official Stephanie Koury, Deputy Special Representative and Officer-in-Charge of the UN Support Mission in Libya She told the Council that UNSMIL is using its good office’s role with focus on helping to de-escalate











