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Belgium Intervenes in South Africa’s ICJ Genocide Case Against Israel

Belgium says the step lets it present its reading of the Genocide Convention to the UN court.

Italy’s Top Court Makes Salvini Acquittal Final in 2019 Open Arms Case

Israel Orders Demolition of 25 Buildings in Nur Shams Camp as UN Warns Action Is Imminent

UN Presses Eritrea to Free Estimated 10,000 Detainees After Limited December Release

UN Torture Rapporteur Says Imran Khan’s Detention May Amount to Torture

Israel Legalizes 19 West Bank Outposts, Including Two Evacuated in 2005

U.S. Lifts Sanctions on Brazil’s Justice Alexandre de Moraes

Everglades Detention Site Faces Torture Allegations as Data Undercut DeSantis Claim

Guterres Demands Houthis Rescind Court Referrals and Free Detained UN Staff

EU Migration Crackdown Advances as UK and Denmark Press ECHR Rethink

U.N. Panel Urges UK and Mauritius to Pause Chagos Treaty Ratification

Australia Sanctions Four Senior Taliban Officials Under New Afghanistan Regime

‘Intellexa Leaks’ Reveal Predator Spyware’s Ongoing Operations, Zero-Click Ad Infections and Staff Access

Meta Oversight Board Marks Five Years, Plans 2026 Pilot to Review Account Bans

Amnesty Report Alleges Torture and Enforced Disappearances at Florida’s Alligator Alcatraz and Krome

Thailand Extradites UN-Recognized Refugee Y Quynh Bdap to Vietnam After Appeal Court Ruling

UN Rights Office Warns Myanmar’s December Vote Is Military‑Controlled and Unsafe

Apple Hit With New D.C. Lawsuit Alleging Conflict Minerals in Its Supply Chain

Bipartisan U.S. Leaders Urge Trump to Reject Myanmar’s December Vote as a Junta ‘Sham’

EU Court Orders All Member States to Recognize Same‑Sex Marriages Valid in Other EU Countries