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Amnesty Urges Germany to Accept Legal Responsibility, Pay Reparations for Colonial-Era Genocide in Namibia

Amnesty frames Berlin’s €1.1bn commitment as development aid that falls short of reparatory justice.

Giro dell’Emilia Bars Israel–Premier Tech Over Public Safety Concerns

Slovakia Enshrines Two Sexes, Elevates National Law Over EU in Sweeping Constitutional Change

Israeli Strike on Sanaa Newspaper Kills 31 Media Workers, Watchdog Says It’s Deadliest Since 2009

Ghana Sued Over U.S. Third‑Country Deportations as Lawyer Seeks to Halt Onward Removals

Human Rights Watch Accuses Israeli Forces in Southern Syria of War Crimes

Chinese Embassy Protests Alleged Harassment of Citizen at New Zealand Airport

Judge Says She Can't Halt U.S. 'Third-Country' Deportations to Ghana Despite Torture Risks

Taliban Claim Prisoner-Swap Deal After Kabul Talks With U.S. Envoys

Gaza Tribunal Hears Claims UK Ignored Duty to Prevent Genocide

Howard and Downer Denounce Australia’s Plan to Recognise Palestine at UN as 'Reckless and Dangerous'

Belgium to Recognize Palestinian State at UN General Assembly, Sets 12 Sanctions on Israel

U.S. Revokes Visas for Abbas and Dozens of Palestinian Officials Before U.N. General Assembly

U.S. Bars Abbas, Scores of Palestinian Officials From UN General Assembly

Australia Signs $400 Million Nauru Deal as Government Moves to Curb Deportation Appeals

ULB Confirms 'Rima Hassan' as Law Class Namesake After Student Vote

Israel Demands Retraction of IPC Gaza Famine Report, Threatens Donor Funding Freeze

209 Former EU Envoys Urge Action Against Israel, Propose Nine Measures

Cambodia’s Parliament Backs Law to Strip Citizenship for Collusion With Foreign Powers

Italy Probes Almasri Beating Video as Intelligence Says It Likely Predates Repatriation