Human rights
Amnesty International has strongly condemned the enactment of a law in Peru that grants amnesty to perpetrators of crimes under international law, as well as the release of individuals over the age of 70 who have received a final sentence or are having their sentence executed. This law is seen
Human rights
Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa has named Ibrahim Olabi as the country's new permanent representative to the United Nations, succeeding Qusai al-Dhahhak. Olabi, a 34-year-old rights defender with a background in international law and human rights, has a remarkable academic and professional record. He has worked as a lawyer
United Nations
Humanitarian workers are the last line of defense for over 300 million people caught in conflict or disaster, yet funding for their lifesaving work is dwindling. Last year, a record 390 aid workers were killed, with attacks taking place in Gaza, Sudan, and Myanmar. The international community has pledged action
Human rights
European trade union leaders have written to the European Union's High Representative, Kaja Kallas, urging the EU to take decisive and immediate action against Israel's violations in the Gaza Strip. The letter, signed by 14 trade union leaders, expresses deep concern over the catastrophic humanitarian situation
Human rights
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has issued a landmark ruling on the legal duties of states to respond to climate change, deeming inaction a human rights violation and an infringement of international law. This far-reaching decision has significant implications for nations and activists, opening the door to climate reparations
United Nations
The Republic of Cyprus has underscored its opposition to the Memorandum of Understanding between Turkey and Libya, citing non-compliance with international law, particularly the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). In a letter to the United Nations, Cyprus emphasizes that the Memorandum does not produce any
Human rights
South Africa's case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Hague has sparked global attention, with the country accusing Israel of violating the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide through its actions in Gaza. The case has been ongoing
Human rights
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has expressed strong condemnation and categorical rejection of Israel's announcement to impose full military control over the Gaza Strip. This move is seen as a dangerous escalation, violating international law and attempting to entrench the illegal occupation. The OIC has demanded an
International law
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has strongly condemned Israel's announcement to impose full military control over the Gaza Strip, describing it as a "dangerous and unacceptable escalation" and a "flagrant violation of international law." OIC Deputy Permanent Representative Fikriye Asli Gven stated that
Palestinian Arabs
Omani officials have issued a rare and sharply worded statement condemning Israel's latest actions in Gaza, accusing the regime of seeking to entrench its military occupation in flagrant violation of international law and the rights of Palestinians. The statement describes Israel's plan to solidify control over
Arab-Israeli conflicts
Omani officials have issued a rare and sharply worded statement condemning Israel's latest actions in Gaza, accusing the regime of seeking to entrench its military occupation in flagrant violation of international law and the rights of Palestinians. The statement describes Israel's plan to solidify control over
Palestinian Arabs
Arab governments and organizations have expressed strong condemnation of Israel's decision to fully reoccupy the Gaza Strip, calling it a flagrant violation of international law and a continuation of the campaign of genocide against Palestinians. The severe backlash comes as Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and the United
