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Libya has accepted the ICC’s jurisdiction to investigate war crimes within its territory, despite not being a party to the court’s founding treaty. Chief prosecutor Karim Khan praised this decision, …
Libya Accepts ICC’s Authority on War Crimes Investigations Read More
The International Court of Justice has dismissed Sudan’s case against the UAE for allegedly supporting the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan’s civil war. The court determined it lacked the necessary …
UN Court Dismisses Sudan’s Genocide Case Against UAE Over RSF Support Read More
Sudan’s genocide claims against the UAE found insufficient evidence, raising doubts among legal experts about the viability of its allegations. The complexities of proving state complicity in such serious matters …
Sudan’s Allegations of Genocide Against UAE Lack Legal Merit Read More
Sudan’s genocide claims against the UAE were found lacking due to insufficient evidence, leading to a dismissal of the case. Legal experts believe this will impact similar future allegations, emphasizing …
Sudan’s Case Against UAE Over Genocide Dismissed by Court Read More
A Tripoli criminal court has sentenced seven individuals to prison for their role in an armed group that coerced oil field workers, causing economic losses exceeding $52 billion. Six defendants …
Tripoli Court Sentences Seven for Involvement in Armed Oil Blockade Read More
This article covers the UN’s condemnation of Israeli military actions in Syria, a report alleging human rights violations by Nicaraguan officials, and ongoing peace discussions in South Sudan aimed at …
Global Updates: Military Actions, Human Rights Violations, and Peace Talks Read More
The article highlights critical global issues: Israeli airstrikes in Syria condemned by the UN; identification of 54 Nicaraguan officials responsible for human rights abuses; and ongoing peace negotiations in South …
Recent Developments: Israeli Actions, Nicaraguan Rights Violations, and South Sudan Talks Read More
Guinea’s pardon of former dictator Moussa Dadis Camara has incited outrage from human rights groups, branding it as an affront to justice. Camara, convicted for crimes tied to the 2009 …
Guinea’s Decision to Pardon Ex-Dictator Camara Faces Widespread Condemnation Read More
Tunisia has announced its withdrawal from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, a move criticized by human rights groups as a significant regression in freedoms. The court had …
Tunisia Pulls Out of African Union Rights Court, Raising Human Rights Concerns Read More
Amnesty International urges Ecuador’s presidential candidates to prioritize human rights in their policies ahead of the tie-breaking runoff election on April 13, 2025. The letter addresses allegations of forced disappearances …
Amnesty International Urges Human Rights Commitment from Ecuador Presidential Candidates Read More