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HRW Says U.S.-Ecuador Security Partnership Tied to Drone Strikes, Torture and a Missing Fishing Crew

Human Rights Watch urges Congress to investigate whether partnered operations put civilians at risk and to demand transparency and safeguards.

EU Adds Israeli Settler Groups and Leaders to Human‑Rights Sanctions List

U.N. Rights Council Adopts North Korea Abuse Resolution as South Korea Co-Sponsors

Myanmar Orders Timor-Leste’s Top Diplomat Out After War Crimes Case Proceeds

State Department Orders Western Hemisphere Embassies to Document Migration-Linked Abuses

Watchdog Finds Sanctioned Groups' Apps on Apple and Google Stores, Prompting Takedowns

UK Pulls $1.15 Billion From Mozambique LNG as TotalEnergies Lines Up Replacement Funding

Kim Jong Un Makes First Visit Since 2012 to State Security, Praises Security and Judicial Organs on 80th Anniversary