"Protection of civilians is a priority," says EU on US-Israel military operation against Iran
The EU emphasizes the importance of civilian protection as the US and Israel engage in military actions against Iran.
Israel's Supreme Court Blocks Government, Allows Humanitarian Organizations to Operate in Gaza
Israel's Supreme Court has ruled in favor of international humanitarian organizations operating in Gaza, allowing them to continue their work despite the government's efforts to halt their activities.
UN Human Rights Chief: The world must not revert to violence as a principle of organization
UN Human Rights Chief Volker Turk emphasizes that the world must not return to violence as a governing principle, highlighting the fragility of international humanitarian and human rights laws.
UN Rapporteur: Israel uses water as a weapon of war in Gaza
A UN official claims that Israel is using water as a weapon of war in Gaza, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis due to destroyed water infrastructure.
Ukraine submits data to ICC on casualties from Russian strikes on energy infrastructure
Ukraine has submitted information to the International Criminal Court regarding the casualties caused by Russian strikes on its energy infrastructure during the heating season.
17 aid organizations with a joint appeal against Israel
Seventeen aid organizations have issued a joint appeal against an impending Israeli order that could force 37 organizations to halt operations in Palestinian territories.
Norway and several other countries condemn the parties in war-torn Sudan
Norway and several other countries have issued a joint statement condemning the parties in war-torn Sudan for serious violations of international humanitarian law.
24 countries warn of humanitarian disaster in Sudan and UN aid enters Kordofan
24 countries express concern over the ongoing violence in Sudan and the humanitarian crisis emerging in Kordofan.
Violations in Gaza and Sudan: International Humanitarian Law Remains Essential
American legal expert Kenneth Roth argues that international humanitarian law is crucial for addressing violations and atrocities in Gaza, Sudan, and other conflict areas despite its significant challenges.
Greece toughens its migration policy with a new law that includes prison for those who save lives
Greece has passed a law mandating harsh penalties for human trafficking and criminalizing assistance to migrants arriving in the country, raising concerns among humanitarian organizations.
Crimes Erased: Did Israel Want a War in Gaza Without Witnesses?
The article discusses Israel's military actions in Gaza, alleging a systematic erasure of evidence of war crimes during the conflict, raising significant legal and humanitarian concerns.
Somalia Moves to Adopt a National Civilian Protection Policy
Somalia's defence ministry is working on a National Policy aimed at enhancing civilian protection during armed conflicts.
Sudan: Turkey Condemns RSF Attack Killing Displaced Civilians
Turkey's Foreign Ministry has condemned an attack by the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan that resulted in the deaths of displaced civilians, calling it a grave violation of international humanitarian law.
βIt is important that Sweden stands up for international lawβ
A report by the humanitarian organization Rescue highlights the simultaneous global conflicts and the significant decline in international aid, stressing Sweden's vital role in advocating for international law.
Congo-Kinshasa: Chairperson of the African Union Commission Condemns the Drone Attack Carried Out By AFC/M23 in Kisangani
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission condemns a drone attack by AFC/M23 on Kisangani Airport, emphasizing its risk to civilians and violation of international humanitarian law.
Congo-Kinshasa: Chairperson of the African Union Commission Condemns the Drone Attack Carried Out By AFC/M23 in Kisangani
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission condemns a drone attack by AFC/M23 on Kisangani Airport, emphasizing the threat it poses to civilian safety and international humanitarian law.
Russia stations military vehicles next to reactors at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant
Russian forces have placed military vehicles by the reactors at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, violating international humanitarian law by using the site for military purposes.
Dragutin Δelap is accused of having shot over the Kupa river in 1992 and killed a civilian working in the fields
Dragutin Δelap, a former president of SDSS Topusko, is facing war crime charges for allegedly killing a civilian in 1992 while acting against international humanitarian law.
UN: Guterres condemns Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure
UN Secretary-General AntΓ³nio Guterres condemns Russian attacks on civilian and political infrastructure in Ukraine, calling them unacceptable and a violation of international humanitarian law.
War in Ukraine: Kiev ensures it only strikes 'military targets' after deadly attack in occupied area
Ukraine's military spokesperson Dmytro Lykhoviy stated that the Ukrainian Defense Forces are strictly targeting only enemy military sites in compliance with international humanitarian law following a deadly attack in occupied territory.