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On September 26, 2024, a coalition of nations including the EU and allies called for an immediate 21-day ceasefire to de-escalate the conflict between Lebanon and Israel, highlighting the need …
Coalition Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Lebanon-Israel Conflict to Facilitate Diplomacy Read More
A recent escalation in hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah saw a missile launch aimed at central Israel and a subsequent strike on an assisted living home in Safed. Amidst this …
Escalation Between Israel and Hezbollah: Key Developments and International Responses Read MoreQatar has stated that there is no direct link between truce talks for Gaza and ceasefire negotiations in Lebanon. Majed al-Ansari of the Qatari foreign ministry emphasized the overlapping nature …
Qatar Asserts No Direct Link Between Lebanon and Gaza Truce Negotiations Read More
Human Rights Watch has accused Rwandan forces and the M23 rebel group of indiscriminately shelling civilian camps in North Kivu, DRC, resulting in multiple civilian casualties, including children. The conflict …
Accusations Against Rwandan Forces and M23 Rebels: Indiscriminate Shelling of Civilians in DR Congo Read More
In 2022, executions worldwide surged by 53%, with notable increases in Iran (up 83%) and Saudi Arabia (up 200%). Iran accounted for 70% of executions in the Middle East and …
Significant Rise in Global Executions in 2022: Amnesty International Report Read More
Human Rights Watch condemns Indonesia’s new criminal code for endangering the rights of millions, particularly marginalized groups. The legislation criminalizes consensual relationships, expands blasphemy laws, and violates privacy rights, prompting …
Indonesia’s New Criminal Code Poses Risks to Fundamental Rights Read More
An international tribunal has determined that Indonesia committed crimes against humanity during the 1965-66 mass killings, implicating the military and acknowledging the complicity of the U.S., U.K., and Australia. The …
Indonesia’s Criminal Accountability for 1965 Mass Killings: An International Tribunal’s Verdict Read More
A panel of international judges has declared Indonesia guilty of committing crimes against humanity in the 1965 mass killings, estimating that hundreds of thousands were murdered. The report identifies complicity …
International Tribunal Finds Indonesia Guilty of Crimes Against Humanity in 1965 Mass Killings Read More
Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan calls for the conclusion of the IEU-CEPA negotiations, which have persisted for over nine years, stressing the need for expedience in light of a new government. …
Urgent Call for Conclusion of Indonesia-EU Trade Negotiations Read More
South Sudan’s Foreign Affairs Minister Ramadhan Abdalla Mohammed Goc reported on the progress made toward peace despite challenges related to resource scarcity. He called for international support for the peace …
South Sudan’s Commitment to Peace Amidst Ongoing Challenges Read More