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UNESCO Confirms Damage to Iranian World Heritage Sites as U.S.-Israeli Strikes Continue

UNESCO is sharing site coordinates with combatants to prevent further harm.

Argentina Asks Inter-American Court to End Milagro Sala’s House Arrest

IHC Tells Shireen Mazari to Seek Jail Approval First for Visit to Detained Daughter and Son-in-Law

The Metals Co Files First U.S. Bid to Mine International Seabed After NOAA Fast-Track Rule

Israel Demolishes Buildings at UNRWA Complex in East Jerusalem

UN Opens Negotiations on Crimes Against Humanity Treaty on Jan. 19 in New York

Trump Calls Vance and Rubio His 'Kids,' Buys Them Multiple Pairs of Shoes

Trump Says Only His ‘Own Morality’ Limits Global Power, Dismissing International Law

Peru’s Top Judge César San Martín Bids Farewell With Call to Align Constitution With International Law

Inter-American Court Finds Mexico Liable for 2001 Disappearance, Sexual Torture and Feminicide of Lilia Alejandra García Andrade

French Court Sentences DRC Ex-Rebel Roger Lumbala to 30 Years Over Complicity in Crimes Against Humanity

Buenos Aires High Court Re-Elects Inés Weinberg to Fifth Term as President

ICC Sentences Darfur Janjaweed Commander Ali Kushayb to 20 Years

Peru’s Constitutional Court Keeps Law Limiting Crimes Against Humanity Cases in Force After Split Vote

Peru’s Constitutional Court Upholds Law Limiting Crimes-Against-Humanity Cases to Post-2002

Rebwar Hamad Jailed for Illegal Return to UK by Small Boat

Libyan Prison Chief Makes First ICC Appearance, Seeks Release

ICC Asserts Independence at Hague Assembly as Members Confront U.S. Sanctions

Russia Adds French Human Rights Group FIDH to 'Undesirable' List

Landmine Casualties Hit Five-Year High as States Move to Exit Mine Ban Treaty