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- Spotlight Report: ARSF in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
international intervention, arguing that peacebuilding efforts should be led by local NGOs, not imposed by foreign Foreign governments, the UN, churches, and NGOs must recognize the gravity of the humanitarian crisis Instead of cutting off our foreign aid, retreating into our comfortable homes, and closing our ears to
- Politics and Security Hold Each Other Hostage in Nagorno-Karabakh
As the two country’s foreign ministers prepare for a rare meeting on 18 January, Nargiza’s story is a The 18 January meeting between the Armenian and Azerbaijani foreign ministers will discuss an increase Baku would at most like to see a light-touch arrangement with no change in the current offices, whereas
- French MPs approve controversial ‘anti-separatism’ bill
Amid concerns about the foreign funding of mosques, it requires religious groups to declare large foreign
- South Africa: Widespread Xenophobic Violence
government has done very little to ensure that attacks by members of the public, the police, and government officials Law enforcement officials have operated in discriminatory and abusive ways against non-nationals, Human Raids to crack down on counterfeit goods have targeted foreign-run businesses. Officials have frequently claimed to have lost or misplaced the arrested people’s documents or other permit must renew their permit every 6 months, which requires arriving at the Department of Home Affairs office
- Ukraine: UN Raises Alarm on Civilian Casualties
of hope for peace in Ukraine has been overshadowed by a devastating new wave of Russian attacks, UN officials According to the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, nine civilians were killed and 117 injured by Ukrainian ‘Every delay costs lives’ Lisa Doughten, Director for Financing at the UN Office for the Coordination
- Statement on the Brutal ICE Murder of Renee Good in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
operation in Chicago last fall. 2025 was ICE’s “ deadliest year in more than two decades ,” according to UK When Good tried to drive away from the officers, she was shot three times at close range . He used his training and saved his own life and that of his fellow officers. The ICE officers who were hurt are expected to make full recoveries.” There is no evidence of a riot or that any ICE officers were hurt in the course of murdering Ms.
- Rising ceasefire violations between Armenia and Azerbaijan
In response to questions about the border tensions, Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry referred Reuters to Some Azerbaijani officials have also suggested that southern Armenia is historically Azerbaijani territory The Iranian and Russian foreign ministries did not reply to requests for comment.
- Myanmar: Interfaith Activists Freed in Amnesty
The executive order freed 186 Myanmar nationals and 73 foreigners from prisons around Myanmar. Government for releasing Zaw Zaw Latt and Pwint Phyu Latt today,” said Matthew Smith, Chief Executive Officer For more information, please contact: Matthew Smith, Chief Executive Officer, Fortify Rights, +66.85.028.0044
- Pansak cites billion-dollar toll from Thai-Cambodia conflict
An assessment by the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office used a lower estimate of about US$2 billion shortage prompted Thailand to authorise the recruitment of 10,000 Sri Lankan workers in August 2025, while officials The analysis also cited US$5.1 billion in Chinese foreign direct investment in Cambodia during 2025 and
- UN: 'Cradle-to-Grave Detention' of Syrian Children Remains
SDF officials regularly call on foreign countries to repatriate families of ISIL fighters in the camps
- Ukraine Finds Sexual Crimes Where Russian Troops Ruled
later in Kherson, in southern Ukraine, Anna Sosonska, an investigator with the prosecutor general’s office the Kherson region where Anna Sosonska, the deputy head of a department in the prosecutor general’s office A spokeswoman for Russia’s Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, recently dismissed a report by the U.N. They also found a list naming Russian officers who had worked there. similarity of the evidence and accounts across cities, describing torture methods, interrogations and officers
- Secretary Blinken, Don’t Downplay Religious Freedom
It concludes that “U.S. foreign policy can and should, consistent with the UDHR [Universal Declaration The Uyghur Muslim genocide was officially recognized by Pompeo in January and was soon endorsed by the In mid March, Blinken leveled Global Magnitsky Act sanctions against Chinese officials linked to the policy and foreign-assistance programs. freedom, which is covered in its own separate annual report by the International Religious Freedom (IRF) office











