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  • Rohingya children trapped in 'appalling' conditions in Myanmar's Rakhine state

    While the eyes of the world are on Myanmar's northern Rakhine and Cox's Bazaar, Bangladesh, more than 60,000 Rohingya children remain nearly forgotten, trapped in appalling camps in central Rakhine where who have fled across the border into Bangladesh, 60,000 Rohingya children remain “almost forgotten,” trapped

  • Egypt to send troops to defend Saudis from Houthi attacks

    asked the country's Parliament to authorize the military to help defend Saudi Arabia after Yemen's Iran-backed If Egypt fails to deliver on these promises, they will lose their meaning and amount to nothing more than "The threat is much bigger than the Houthis. This includes Iran, Iraqi militias and sleeper cells within the kingdom itself."

  • Iran tries to censor coverage of protests by media based abroad

    Domestic media outlets under strict government control have ignored the anti-government protests in more than “After disrupting Internet access and blocking social networks, the Islamic Republic of Iran is using media outlets by putting pressure on Iranian journalists based abroad and on their families still in Iran Iran is ranked 165th out of 180 countries in RSF's 2017 World Press Freedom Index. https://rsf.org/en /news/iran-tries-censor-coverage-protests-media-based-abroad (c) 2018 Reporters Without Borders

  • Power Cuts Lead Millions of Yemenis to Suffer Extreme Heat

    growing frustration has also rekindled fears of unrest in a country still struggling to recover from more than Crisis years in the making For more than a decade, Yemen has been engulfed in a war between the Houthis year, shortly after Yemeni forces, backed by a Saudi-led coalition, pushed the UAE-supported Southern Transitional for its hot and humid summers, Salah Mohammed and his wife, a childless couple, say they sleep less than , a resident of Hodeidah, posted a video complaining that his electricity bill had jumped from less than

  • Are Attacks on Iranian Civilian Structures War Crimes?

    B1 bridge in Karaj, near Tehran, which was struck on 2 April after Donald Trump threatened to ‘bring Iran In his rambling national address on Wednesday, the US president warned that if Iran did not reach an with him, US forces would “hit each and every one of their electric-generating plants” and “bring [Iran On Thursday, more than 100 US experts in international law from universities including Harvard, Yale, Attacks on civilian objects by both Iran, the US and Israel have prompted a pointed response from the

  • The Illegal Abduction of Ukrainian Children

    The physical and ideological infrastructure for such large-scale forced population transfer has its roots By 2022, she had facilitated the transfer of over 500 children and requested that Putin modify Russian International humanitarian agreements forbid this type of transfer of children and entitle children to Once transferred to Russia, children can be placed in Russian foster families and adoption programs. Article II(e) of the 1948 Genocide Convention identifies the “forcible transfer of children” from one

  • Yemen Risks War as Saudi and Houthis Exchange Airstrikes

    It is being severely tested four years later, as tensions tied to the war in Iran risk spilling over. The civil war in Yemen that began in 2014 eventually pitted Iran-backed Houthi rebels against a Saudi-led While the Iran war that began on Feb. 28 reignited all sorts of regional rivalries, the peace between Here’s a closer look at the renewed tensions: A Flight from Iran Triggered the Fighting Yemen’s civil -Israeli war against Iran.

  • UN to investigate fate of 130,000 missing Syrians

    investigate fate of 130,000 people missing in Syria war Syria, Russia, Belarus, China, North Korea, Cuba and Iran Assembly approved a resolution that will establish an independent body to determine what happened to more than Russia, China, Belarus, North Korea, Cuba and Iran also voted no. represented in the new body, which will be guided by principles including “do no harm”, impartiality, transparency The International Commission on Missing Persons cites UN estimates that in 2021 more than 130,000 Syrians

  • How Iranians Protest: 2025-2026 Anti-Government Protests

    By Michał Jagielski Senior Middle East and Iran Analyst Genocide Watch The protests that took place in Living conditions in Iran have plummeted in recent years due to water and electricity shortages and air As was the case with most major protests in Iran, including the 1978-1979 revolution against the Shah The frequency of major protests in Iran seems to be on the rise. Every subsequent protest was larger than the previous one.

  • 1,500 Rohingya refugees deported to Myanmar from Malaysia

    The 1,479 returnees, transported from Malaysia on board two navy warships and a hospital ship on Tuesday They are among 5,000 Myanmar nationals who will be repatriated in stages from Malaysia, where more than Kuala Lumpur is moving ahead with plans to return a second group of more than 3,500 refugees and migrants This includes more than 126,000 mainly Muslim Rohingya refugees. The war has killed more than 100,000 people since the coup, according to the Armed Conflict Location

  • Genocide in Nigeria 2025: U.S. options to prevent it

    Emptied villages are declared Fulani Emirates and land ownership is transferred for Fulani cattle grazing They will receive training in: Interviewing- with emphasis on victim/witness considerations; Translation – with emphasis on accuracy without additions or translator opinions; Evidence collection, with emphasis Organizations to carry out this training: The FBI’s Human Rights Center, Global Training Unit, and Evidence The training would be at a more basic level.  

  • Hindutva & Zionism: Ideologies of Exclusion

    including: Fourth Geneva Convention (1949), Article 49(6) – which prohibits an occupying power from transferring Such destruction is less about faith than about conquest. Prayers are offered at checkpoints; poets and musicians transform mourning into song, grief into global law protects rather than weaponizes, where memory is honored rather than buried. It is a place where love is stronger than hatred, and where justice is more powerful than genocide.

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