
ICC Convicts Seleka Commander for Central African Republic
The International Criminal Court has convicted former Seleka commander Mahamat Said Abdel Kani of crimes against humanity for abuses in Bangui in 2013.

The International Criminal Court has convicted former Seleka commander Mahamat Said Abdel Kani of crimes against humanity for abuses in Bangui in 2013.

A major investigation reveals Moroccan authorities systematically used Pegasus spyware and physical surveillance to monitor activists, journalists, and

Egyptian photojournalist Hamdi El-Zaeem has been held in pretrial detention for over ten years, far exceeding the legal two-year limit, with his trial now

A new 75-page report details war crimes by Malian armed forces and Wagner Group personnel between 2023 and 2025, including the unlawful killing of at least

Six members of Turkey's Human Rights Association remain in detention and face trial in September and October 2026.

Al Jazeera has rejected Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's UN General Assembly remarks calling the network 'toxic,' linking the rhetoric to a

Four major human rights organizations sued the Trump administration on August 11, 2026, challenging an executive order authorizing sanctions on

Thirty-eight civil society organizations have filed a joint legal brief in a U.S. Court, challenging the legality of sanctions against ICC officials and Palestinian human rights groups, arguing they violate rights and harm international justice.

Human Rights Watch documents systematic torture, sexual violence, and medical neglect against thousands of women political prisoners in Myanmar since the

Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka opened the 8th PINA Pacific Media Summit by warning that AI-generated misinformation spreads faster than

Human Rights Watch called on Canadian leaders to publicly raise Vietnam's worsening human rights record during President To Lam's historic September 2026

Music journalist Virginie Manganga was arrested and detained in Kinshasa on charges of defamation and spreading false information following an interview

Amnesty International reports that Ecuador's Armed Forces continue to obstruct investigations into enforced disappearances linked to President Noboa's

The Committee to Protect Journalists warns of escalating attacks, police violence, and threats against reporters covering Serbia's October parliamentary

Amnesty International calls on South Sudanese authorities to protect civic freedoms ahead of the country's first national elections scheduled for 22


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