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  • Gaza in ruins three years into Israel’s genocidal war

    Satellite images showed little more than sand where homes once stood. Istiqlal Mosque in the Ma’an area of Khan Younis was destroyed during the war after being reopened less than Since Israel’s war on Gaza began on October 7, 2023, more than 74,000 Palestinians have been killed and more than 175,000 have been injured. Since the October “ceasefire” last year, more than 1,400 people have been killed and almost 5,000 injured

  • Northern Mali rebels say army killed 24 civilians

    Mali, led by a military junta, has for more than a decade battled jihadist groups allied to Islamic State One of the vehicles was transporting migrants, a family member of the driver said.

  • Bosnia Indicts Five Serb Ex-Military Policemen for Genocide

    Vukasin Draskovic and Milan Tomic with participating in the capture and forcible detention of more than with having deprived several detainees of their lives using knives, while the others participated in transporting Other captives were transported by trucks from the school building to the gravel factory in Kozluk on

  • Russian warships fire missiles at ISIS in Syria

    The Syrian conflict has transformed from a civil war to a more complex battle involving international Iran, which also supports Assad, on Sunday fired missiles at ISIS targets in Syria, the first such strike It is a major escalation of Iran's role in the war.

  • Gen-Z protests ignite across Morocco

    What began as vigils and sit-ins quickly transformed into broader demonstrations across the country, This means that more than one-third of the country’s working-age youth are jobless – an alarming figure Recent data indicates that those who emigrate tend to possess higher educational levels than those who percent for 2024-2025, which, if coupled with a sustained recovery in the agricultural sector, may translate movements – particularly those with broad social bases – require recognition and engagement rather than

  • CAR: War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity Suspects at Large

    pre-trial detention pursuant to an arrest warrant delivered by the Special Criminal Court (SCC) more than a former armed group leader suspected by other NGOs of being linked to the killing in 2018 of more than "More than six years after being established, and three years since its inauguration, the SCC is facing The briefing also addresses the lack of transparency in the operation of the SCC.

  • Equatorial Guinea: ‘Cleaning Operation’ tramples human rights

    “The Equatorial Guinea authorities must immediately end this campaign, which amounts to little more than In a single week in May, more than 400 young people were arrested, while three months later, thousands The other day, when I went there, there were at least more than 400 boys,” said Santiago’s father. "The Equatorial Guinean authorities must urgently offer transparent information on deaths in detention

  • Guatemala: Survivors Pursue Justice at Genocide Trial

    More than 80 percent were Indigenous Maya. More than 30 massacres were carried out under Lucas Garcia’s command and at least 23 Ixil villages were The prosecution plans to present more than 80 experts and 150 witnesses as part of the trial. More than 200,000 people, most of them Indigenous Maya civilians, were killed during the armed conflict Dancy, who is a principal investigator in a research project compiling and analysing global data on transitional

  • Armenia and Azerbaijan Hold Substantive Talks

    A peace deal could transform the South Caucasus, an energy-producing region neighbouring Russia, Europe , Turkey and Iran that is criss-crossed by oil and gas pipelines but riven by closed borders and longstanding

  • Ethiopia: Fighting, Abuses Putting Sudanese Refugees at Risk

    On September 1, fighting between Fano and the Ethiopian military intensified near the Metemma transit Some were forced to go to Metemma transit center and others back to Sudan. Fighting at Metemma Transit Center and Aftit Refugee Camp The refugees forced to go to the Metemma transit Clashes continued in the Metemma transit center on September 6.  A 20-year-old refugee in the transit center said that on September 6 Fano militia forced him to carry

  • Nicaragua Country Report - October 2026

    In this report, experts described how the government uses a transnational surveillance and intelligence Reports document the exile of more than 280 Nicaraguan media workers since 2018. The Organized Crime Index says Nicaraguan criminal networks provide services to transnational timber,

  • Guinea-Bissau Country Report - September 2026

    In 2025, General Horta Inta-A declared himself transitional president following disputed elections between A Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime 2025 report noted that Guinea-Bissau's cocaine market is "more profitable than at any point in the country’s history,” while European cocaine consumption Earlier that year, a ‘suspicious fire’ damaged RTP transmission equipment in Nhacra, according to the

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