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Libyan authorities are urged to surrender Osama Elmasry Njeem to the International Criminal Court for serious crimes including war crimes and crimes against humanity.

International lawyers have accused President Nayib Bukele's government of committing 'crimes against humanity' in its aggressive campaign against gangs, citing instances of torture and disappearances.

The Hankyoreh's investigative report on the hidden deaths of migrant workers in South Korea has won the International Amnesty Journalism Award.

The crisis in Ecuador's judiciary was presented to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, highlighting the case of former anti-corruption judge Carlos Serrano and pressures he faced from powerful figures.

The National Assembly of Ecuador is set to hold a second debate on a new extradition law aimed at addressing procedural gaps to ensure justice and human rights.

An international group of experts has accused Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele's government of committing crimes against humanity, including murder, torture, and forced disappearances under a state of emergency since March 2022.

Amnesty International highlights the severe conditions faced by women in Gaza amidst ongoing violence from Israel, stressing the impacts of forced displacement, health system collapse, and worsening living conditions.

The film 'Belleville Will Always See Us Dance' highlights the peaceful struggle of Afro-descendants in Paris’s Belleville neighbourhood during the Geneva International Film Festival.

A bombing in a school in Minab, Iran, has resulted in numerous casualties, primarily among young girls, leading to accusations against the US while officials deny the involvement.

Human Rights Watch calls for international pressure on Israel regarding its alleged use of white phosphorus in southern Lebanon.

The article discusses the muted reactions from international powers to the recent attack on Iran by the US and Israel, highlighting the lack of condemnation from nations that typically advocate for human rights.

The UN's Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine reports that Russian authorities have committed crimes against humanity by deporting and forcibly relocating Ukrainian children.

Australia has granted humanitarian visas to five Iranian footballers who were under threat of repression if they returned to Iran after their protest during an international competition.

UN expert Mama Fatima Singhateh highlights ongoing challenges in protecting children from sexual abuse and exploitation, despite some progress in international cooperation and victim-centered approaches.

Human rights organizations are calling for justice over the 11-year disappearance of pro-democracy activist Itai Dzamara, who was abducted in 2015.

The article discusses the decline of the international legal order established post-World War II, highlighting how various global events and political shifts have contributed to its irrelevance.

Ukraine has disclosed details about the harsh treatment of its citizens detained in Hungary, revealing significant breaches of international law.

A new support center for deported Brazilians and migrants has been inaugurated at Belo Horizonte's International Airport.

Wolfgang Kaleck, a human rights lawyer, discusses the pressures on international law and his recent book on legal strength versus power.

Human Rights Watch accuses the Israeli military of using white phosphorus munitions in populated areas of southern Lebanon, a violation of international humanitarian law.

Human Rights Watch has accused Israel of using incendiary white phosphorus shells in an airstrike over homes in southern Lebanon.

Human Rights Watch urges improved protections for migrant women held in U.S. detention centers, citing neglect and poor conditions as critical issues.

Princess Eugenie has resigned as the patron of AntiSlavery International amid the fallout from her father’s recent controversies.

A human rights defender in Afghanistan highlights severe restrictions on women's and girls' rights under Taliban rule, sharing her terrifying experience.

The article discusses the historical significance of International Women's Day and highlights current human rights violations against women in Iran amid ongoing conflicts.

Amnesty International has condemned the Israeli military's orders for mass evacuations in Lebanon, labeling them as illegal and a source of fear and humanitarian crisis.

There is an increasing concern regarding violations of international law in the Middle East as conflicts escalate.

Amnesty International reported that rebels in Ethiopia's Oromia region have committed serious human rights abuses, including the gang rape of children, during their insurgency against the government.

Minas Gerais will launch Brazil's first Reference Center for Human Rights aimed at repatriated citizens and migrants at Belo Horizonte International Airport.

The article discusses the implications of international law regarding the massacre of civilians in the context of the ongoing war in Iran, as explained by legal expert Sarah Scialom.

Sudan's ongoing civil war highlights failures in international responses and reveals the limitations of multilateralism in conflict resolution.

Amnesty International warns that unregulated arms trade directly contributes to human rights abuses worldwide.

Reactions continue to flow in condemning the brutal murder of Iraqi women’s rights activist Yanar Muhammad, with calls for accountability and urgent investigations.

Javier Cercas emphasizes the importance of international law and warns against the consequences of ignoring it.

Tanzania has rejected international criticisms regarding violence during the October General Election, claiming these statements are biased and omit key facts.

Amnesty International warns that Sri Lanka's proposed anti-terrorism law contains fundamental flaws that threaten freedoms and could target minorities.

Amnesty International urges the United Nations to take action on enforced disappearances and to ensure the protection of families of the missing, highlighting the ongoing issues in multiple countries, including Gaza.

Kristina Lindquist examines the role of international law and human rights amidst the conflicts involving Iran, arguing that without the rules, violence prevails.

Ukraine's ombudsman claims that Russia has executed 337 Ukrainian prisoners of war by the end of 2025, emphasizing the systematic torture faced by many captives.

The Tanzanian government has dismissed allegations of electoral process disruption as one-sided and unverified, while addressing the international community's concerns during a UN meeting in Geneva.

UN experts have criticized the establishment of a 'Peace Council' in Gaza as an unlawful maneuver and emphasized that the reconstruction of Gaza must be aligned with international law and human rights.

The editorial condemns the bombing of a primary school in Iran that resulted in the deaths of over 100 children, attributing the attack to U.S. and Israeli airstrikes and highlighting its violation of international humanitarian law.

The article discusses the complexities of international law as it relates to tyrannical regimes, particularly focusing on Iran's human rights violations and the global response to such issues.

The article discusses the complexities of upholding international law in the context of Iran's regime, emphasizing the importance of not exercising violence arbitrarily.

The article discusses the implications of the military intervention in Iran following the death of its leader, Ali Khamenei, emphasizing the need for accountability to prevent the country from descending into chaos.

The International Zero Discrimination Day on March 1st highlights the ongoing fight against various forms of discrimination worldwide, initially focusing on HIV/AIDS-related stigma and now encompassing broader issues of inequality.

A family from South Korea faced chaos at Doha International Airport due to flight disruptions caused by US and Israeli attacks on Iran, which also had implications for travelers in the region.

The article discusses the ongoing conflict involving Israel and its relations with the US, criticizing both for their actions in light of international law and human rights violations.

The International Organization for Migration reported that at least 7,667 migrants died or went missing globally last year, with the actual number likely being much higher.

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.