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UN Rights Office Finds RSF Committed War Crimes in El-Fasher, Over 6,000 Killed in Three Days

The rights chief urges credible investigations with enforcement of the UN arms embargo to prevent further abuses.

European Ministers Press Albanese’s Ouster as UN Decries Attacks and Transcript Disputes Viral Clip

Child Recruitment by Armed Groups Soars in Colombia and Haiti

Tarrant Appeal Closes With Crown Arguing Guilty Pleas Were Informed Choices

Child Recruitment by Armed Groups Tripled in Haiti, Quadrupled in Colombia, UNICEF Says

Gaza Probe Says Thousands ‘Evaporated’ in Strikes Linked to US-Made Bombs

UN Rights Chief Seeks Arms Embargo Extension as Regional Powers Press Sudan Ramadan Truce

Arrest in Antisemitic Knife-Point Assault on 13-Year-Old in Paris With Four Suspects Still at Large

Senegal Closes UCAD Student Housing After Fatal Unrest as Government Opens Probe

Gunfire Near Conakry’s Central Prison Prompts Heavy Security Response

UN Rights Chief Warns of Repeat Atrocities as Drone Strikes Batter Sudan’s Kordofan

IOM Says 53 Dead or Missing After Migrant Dinghy Capsizes Off Libya

At Least 53 Dead or Missing After Migrant Boat Sinks off Libya, IOM Says

Priest Abducted in Deadly Kaduna Raid, Church and Police Dispute Toll

Iranian Revolutionary Court Sentences Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi on Collusion, Propaganda Charges

U.S. Seeks to Pause Ruling That Kept Haiti TPS in Place

UN Rights Chief Launches $400 Million Appeal as Office Enters ‘Survival Mode’

Hong Kong Sets Monday Sentencing for Jimmy Lai in National Security Case

Canada Replaces Antisemitism and Islamophobia Envoys With National Rights Council

New Tests Find Musk’s Grok Still Generates Non‑Consensual Sexualized Images