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Syrian university restriction on female enrollment deepens concerns over women’s rights
Syria’s Higher Education Ministry announced that admission to law, economics and management, and social sciences programs at the National University of Defense Sciences would be restricted to men.
Hezbollah’s use of cluster munitions against Israel may be war crime, HRW says in rare condemnation
New Turkish law allows children to be sentenced to life in prison outrages human rights groups
Christians arbitrarily detained in Syria denied Bible access, forced to observe Ramadan, CSI report
Polish delegation to Palestinian territories pays tribute to Arafat
Multiple members of the delegation referred to Israel as an apartheid state.
Palestinian leaders are waging a war on Palestinians - opinion
How many Palestinians will be targeted and oppressed by their own leadership – for lack of a better term – before these self-proclaimed pro-Palestinian voices will speak up?
'Calling Israel 'apartheid' is plain antisemitic' - VP of European Parliament
At a conference by the Combat Antisemitism Movement. the WZO and NGO Monitor, world leaders discussed the misappropriation of the term "apartheid" and its use against Israel.
Israeli-American legal expert, activist promoted to HRW Program Director
Sari Bashi has a strong background in international humanitarian law and wrote about her personal life, her marriage to a Palestinian man, their two children and their life in Ramallah
Kenneth Roth to resign from Human Rights Watch after 30 years at the helm
The child of Jewish parents, whose father fled Nazi Germany as a teenager, Roth was outspoken on human rights abuses by or in many countries.
Ukraine-Russia War: Russia bans Human Rights Watch website - report
Russia took issue with an article accusing Russian forces of killing fleeing Ukrainian civilians.
Malian troops, Russian mercenaries suspected of killing hundreds - HRW
The killings took place between March 27 and 31 in Moura, a rural town in the Mopti region, a hotspot of jihadist activity.
Russian soldiers accused of growing list of atrocities
Civilians in cities that were occupied by the Russian Army reported looting, the use of children as human shields, rape and murder.
Human Rights Watch warn Ukraine against posting videos of POWs
A Telegram account with close to 870,000 subscribers operated by the Ukrainian government's main security arm has taken to posting videos of captured Russian soldiers revealing personal information.
Human Rights Watch staff targeted using Israeli NSO spyware
“Governments are using NSO Group’s spyware to monitor and silence human rights defenders, journalists and others who expose abuse,” said Deborah Brown, senior digital rights researcher at HRW.