Human rights violations
Human rights group petitions Germany to investigate Iranian crimes against ethnic minorities
International human rights organizations, including Amnesty International, have repeatedly documented the regime’s use of unlawful killings, torture, sexual violence, and arbitrary detention.
Russian-held town is a 'death trap' with starving residents, says Ukraine FM
US begins direct talks with Myanmar in reversal of isolation attempts following military coup
France summons Iranian ambassador over online campaign accusing Paris of human rights violations
B’Tselem slams Israel at French human rights award ceremony
“The occupation is organized, continuing state violence that leads to dispossession, killing and oppression,” El-Ad said at the French Justice Ministry.
UNHRC appoints new Gaza probe chairman
Canton replaces US legal expert Michael Crane, who was appointed to the post on July 25 and resigned from the position on August 23 for unspecified personal reasons.
UN: Israel among 'shameful' countries abusing human rights activists
Israel earns a spot for ongoing legal battle against Omar Shakir.
Speaking truth to power
James Loeffler traces the Jewish roots of the world’s human rights organizations
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Syrian Observatory says war has killed more than half a million
About 85 percent of the dead were civilians killed by the forces of the Syrian government and its allies.
London Center enlightens public on human rights violations
By viewing human rights violations and national security through the same lens, the London Center is able to conceive of innovative solutions.
Putin orders 'humanitarian corridor' in Syria's eastern Ghouta
More than 500 people have been killed in the strikes by pro-Assad forces in the past week.
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Syria's Ghouta residents 'wait to die' as bombs fall
The area is being hammered by one of the heaviest bombardments in seven years of war that has killed at least 250 people in 48 hours.