Arms transfers
After a week of horrific atrocities in Darfur, the United Arab Emirates is facing mounting political pressure to halt its arms sales to the Sudanese militia responsible for the massacres. The RSF, led by the Rapid Support Forces, has videotaped its own massacres of civilians, including hospital patients and fleeing
Arms transfers
After a week of horrific atrocities in Darfur, the United Arab Emirates is facing mounting political pressure to halt its arms sales to the Sudanese militia responsible for the massacres. The RSF, led by the Rapid Support Forces, has videotaped its own massacres of civilians, including hospital patients and fleeing
Civilian casualties
A recent hospital attack in Sudan's Darfur region has left at least 460 people dead, with groups of gunmen reportedly attacking in several waves, abducting doctors and nurses, and gunning down staff, patients, and those sheltering there. The World Health Organization confirmed the attack, which was part of
Arms transfers
After a week of horrific atrocities in Darfur, the United Arab Emirates is facing mounting political pressure to halt its arms sales to the Sudanese militia responsible for the massacres. The RSF, led by the Rapid Support Forces, has videotaped its own massacres of civilians, including hospital patients and fleeing
Arms transfers
After a week of horrific atrocities in Darfur, the United Arab Emirates is facing mounting political pressure to halt its arms sales to the Sudanese militia responsible for the massacres. The RSF, led by the Rapid Support Forces, has videotaped its own massacres of civilians, including hospital patients and fleeing
Arms transfers
After a week of horrific atrocities in Darfur, the United Arab Emirates is facing mounting political pressure to halt its arms sales to the Sudanese militia responsible for the massacres. The RSF, led by the Rapid Support Forces, has videotaped its own massacres of civilians, including hospital patients and fleeing
Civilian casualties
The Israeli regime has intensified its violent attacks on the Gaza Strip, defying the ceasefire agreement brokered by the United States. Over the past 24 hours, five people have been killed and 17 bodies have been recovered, bringing the overall death toll to 68,858 with 170,664 wounded. The
Arms transfers
After a week of horrific atrocities in Darfur, the United Arab Emirates is facing mounting political pressure to halt its arms sales to the Sudanese militia responsible for the massacres. The RSF, led by the Rapid Support Forces, has videotaped its own massacres of civilians, including hospital patients and fleeing
United Nations
Massive, combined attacks by Russian armed forces on several regions of Ukraine have raised concerns over the potential for prolonged disruptions to heating, electricity, and water supplies, particularly for vulnerable groups such as the elderly, people with disabilities, and families with young children. The UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in
United Nations
In the early hours of Thursday, Russian armed forces conducted another large-scale combined attack across Ukraine, targeting critical energy infrastructure, said the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission for Ukraine. This is the third large-scale combined strike in October on energy facilities in civilian areas, leading to major power outages. At
Civilian casualties
The UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, has strongly condemned the killing of civilians, including children, in Israeli airstrikes across Gaza overnight into Wednesday. Guterres called on all parties to uphold their commitments to the fragile ceasefire, emphasizing the importance of protecting civilians and civilian infrastructure. Despite the ceasefire, violence has continued,
Civilian casualties
Israeli airstrikes targeting Hamas in the Gaza Strip killed 104 people, including 66 women and children, in the deadliest since the ceasefire began on October 10. The violence puts new strains on American pressure to keep the ceasefire on track, with US President Donald Trump defending Israel's strikes
