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  • Country report: Myanmar October 2026

    Myanmar military (Tatmadaw) and immigration authorities carried out Operation Nagamin (Dragon King), officially States with universal jurisdiction prosecute Myanmar officials responsible for genocide and other crimes

  • nearly 60,000 displaced by heavy fighting in northern Mozambique

    , shelter, and essential household items,” Paola Emerson, who heads the Mozambique branch of the UN Office

  • al Shabaab makes rare attack near Ethiopia border

    villages near the border with Ethiopia, killing 17 people including three civilians and Ethiopian police officers The Ethiopian commander had initially put the death toll at 17 Ethiopian police officers killed but later Musab, said the group's fighters had captured the two villages and killed dozens of Ethiopian police officers Somalia Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre's office said he had spoken about the attack with the president Barre's office said he had ordered security and relief agencies to respond to the situation in Bakool

  • Israel May Decimate Hamas, but Can It “Win” This War?

    rules for the entire region,” Bruce Hoffman, the senior fellow for counterterrorism at the Council on Foreign

  • Hague Prosecution of Kosovo Ex-Guerrilla Leaders

    three others at the Kosovo Specialist Chambers in The Hague on Monday, the Specialist Prosecutor’s Office

  • Facebook Knew it was Used to Incite Violence in Ethiopia

    employees warning managers about how Facebook was being used by "problematic actors," including states and foreign abuses, including the killings of civilians, looting and rape, according to the United Nations rights office audiences with highly inflammatory content, including "explicit calls to violence against government officials Power emphasized that "increasingly virulent speech" used by the prime minister and other officials, CNN has reached out to the Ethiopian prime minister's office for comment.

  • Protests in Iran Spread Despite Violent Crackdown

    Credit...Office of the Iranian Supreme Leader, via Associated Press Now nearing the month mark, the protests since the protests began, including a man in his 20s who was shot in his car by a plainclothes security officer speech that those protesting in the city were “the enemy of the Iranian nation,” according to Iran’s official Credit...Ugc, via Agence France-Presse — Getty Images The official response has mostly been dismissive hard-line cleric Gholam-Hossein Mohseni Ejei, has played a central role in the crackdown on protesters, officials

  • EU rebukes Saudi Arabia over human rights at UN forum

    The Saudi deputy public prosecutor told Saudi-owned newspaper Alsharq Alawsat last week that his office

  • Mass Deportations Are Crimes Against Humanity

    other ICC States Parties, those countries could ask the ICC Prosecutor to bring charges against a US official of state immunity in the ICC for crimes against humanity committed by heads of state or government officials Any US official who orders or carries out mass deportations is committing a crime against humanity.

  • Hate Speech and Genocide in Minembwe, D.R. Congo

    The Governor decided to “officially install” the Minembwe municipality’s mayor, a minor decision usually Following the official installation of the mayor, many voices, including those of religious and political Tutsis, members of Parliament have repeatedly claimed that the rural municipality is being created for “foreigners further lead the public to view the Banyamulenge not as Congolese, but as ‘Rwandans’ who seek to create a foreign declaration made by the former President of the French Republic, Nicolas Sarkozy, during his time in office

  • Case filed against Sudan leader at ICC

    al-Kabashi, and Major General Taher Mohammed, urging the ICC to launch an urgent investigation and hold the officials

  • UK: Teenage asylum seeker brutally attacked in London

    Rise in xenophobia The UK has seen a surge in xenophobia attacks following Britain's vote to leave the Wales in the two weeks before the June 23 referendum, and 2,241 in the two weeks after it, the Home Office Nigel Farage, the then leader of the anti-EU UK Independence party, unveiled a poster featuring a queue

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