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At Least 50 Dead as Sudanese Refugee Boat Burns and Capsizes Off Tobruk

Conflicting survivor counts from UNHCR and IOM highlight the uncertainty surrounding the rescue.

Wells Fargo Executive Chenyue Mao Returns to U.S. After China Lifts Exit Ban

Venezuela Protests U.S. Boarding of Tuna Boat as U.S. Cites Drug Search

Court Disclosure Shows U.S. Paid El Salvador $4.7 Million to Jail Deportees Without Safeguards

UN Rights Chief Warns Rules of War Are Being Shredded at Geneva Council

South Sudan Repatriates Mexican Man Deported by U.S. in July

U.S. Sanctions Three Palestinian Rights Groups Over ICC Work on Israel

UN Probe Finds RSF Committed Crimes Against Humanity in El‑Fasher Siege

Trump Creates 'State Sponsor of Wrongful Detention' Label to Penalize Regimes Holding Americans

Genocide Scholars’ Group Faces Retraction Push Over Gaza Ruling as Membership Scrutiny Mounts

Senior EU Commissioner Labels Israel's Gaza Campaign Genocide

Courts Halt Removal of Wrongfully Deported Salvadoran, Set Oct. 6 Hearing

UK Sanctions Russians Over Deportation and Militarisation of Ukrainian Children

U.S. Plans Pilot to Repatriate 600 Unaccompanied Guatemalan Children

U.S. Declines to Take Part in U.N. Human Rights Review Set for November

Russia Proposes Withdrawal From Europe’s Anti‑Torture Convention

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

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

UN Presses Action on Rohingya Rights, Aid and Accountability Ahead of Sept. 30 Conference

Australia and UK Grant Asylum to Hong Kong Activists, Drawing Rebuke From Beijing