Stateless people including the Rohingya
Everything filed under groups in our human rights coverage, the 22 reports filed on it so far.

Amnesty International Documents Mali War Crimes by FAMa
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...

Venezuela Civil Society Demands UN Fact-Finding Mission
Twenty-one civil society organizations, including Amnesty International, have called for the UN Human Rights Council to renew the Venezuela...

US bars Palestinian delegation from UN General Assembly
Amnesty International condemns the US State Department's decision to deny visas to a high-level Palestinian delegation, including President Mahmoud...

Afghanistan Journalists Center records 102
The Afghanistan Journalists Center documented 102 violations against media freedom in the past year under Taliban rule, including journalist...

Pakistan Orders Expulsion of Afghan Medical Students
Pakistan has directed medical colleges to expel all Afghan students, including women who would be barred from education by the Taliban, violating

Iran Executes 29 Protesters in Five-Month Campaign
Iranian authorities executed at least 29 people linked to protests between March and August 2026, following unfair trials.

AU's Conflict Prevention Pledge Tested by Ethiopia Tensions
Escalating tensions between Ethiopia's government and the Tigray People's Liberation Front are testing the African Union's ability to turn its new...

UK Lacks National Reckoning on Colonialism, Says Activist
Lavinya Stennett, founder of The Black Curriculum, argues the UK has failed to confront its colonial history, harming young people's identity.

Semlex Faces Belgian Court Over Congo Passport Corruption
A Belgian court has ordered 14 people to stand trial over alleged international corruption linked to a Congolese biometric passport contract held by...

Angolan drought refugees face rights abuses in Namibia
Amnesty International reports Angolan women and children displaced by drought into Namibia face human rights abuses, including fear of arrest and...

Gang Violence Targets Haiti's Football Infrastructure
Criminal gangs in Haiti have attacked and looted key sports facilities, including the national stadium and a FIFA training center, amid a wider...

Renewed Ethnic Violence in Manipur Leaves Seven Dead
Human Rights Watch reports renewed clashes between Naga and Kuki-Zo communities in Manipur have killed at least seven people since February 2026...

Belarus targets EHU students and families
Belarus targets students and relatives of a Lithuanian-based university, designated extremist in 2026, with searches and threats. Over 175 people...

Thailand faces UN rights review
A report submitted to the UN Human Rights Committee details ongoing violations in Thailand, including the death penalty, torture, and restrictions on

France's Mayotte Fails Children's Rights
As schools reopen, over 15,000 children in Mayotte are excluded from education due to systemic failures. French politicians, including Edouard...

Haiti Gang Violence Forces Mass Displacement
Armed gangs attacked Haiti's Centre Department in 2025, killing many and displacing 147,000 people. An IOM relocation program has moved over 350...

Ecuador Adoption Law Targets LGBT Parents
A new Ecuadorian adoption law, in force since August 14, 2026, explicitly bars single lesbian, gay, and bisexual people from adopting.

Iranian Journalists Face 10-Year Prison
Nine Iranian journalists are imprisoned, including Reza Valizadeh, who was detained in September 2024 and is serving a 10-year sentence.

US Sanctions ICC President Tomoko Akane
The US government has designated two additional International Criminal Court officials for sanctions, including the ICC president, Tomoko Akane, from...

Mali: Russia's 'Africa Corps' Accused of Massacring Villagers
Human Rights Watch reports that Russian government-controlled Africa Corps forces have summarily killed nine civilians, including four children, and...

Russia's Cluster Munition Attack on Kyiv Raises War Crime Concerns
Human Rights Watch has accused Russia of using cluster munitions in an attack on Kyiv, potentially committing a war crime. The attack killed three...

US Federal Agencies Abandon Civil Rights Duties, Leaving Vulnerable Communities Without Remedies
Human Rights Watch reports that the Trump administration has gutted federal civil rights enforcement in the US, leaving people without adequate...