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Alaa Mousa, a Syrian doctor, has been sentenced to life in prison by a German court for crimes against humanity including torture and murder during the Syrian civil war. Judge …
German Court Convicts Syrian Doctor of Crimes Against Humanity Read More
Hannibal Gaddafi, son of Muammar Gaddafi, is on a hunger strike in Lebanon after ten years of detention without trial. His health has worsened, with three hospital visits in a …
Hannibal Gaddafi’s Health Worsens After 10 Years in Detention in Lebanon Read More
The UN Security Council expressed grave concern over escalating violence in Sudan, especially in El Fasher, condemning attacks on humanitarian convoys and facilities. They reiterated the need for protection of …
Security Council Press Statement on the Situation in Sudan Read More
Iran criticizes the U.S. travel ban targeting several countries, labeling it discriminatory and a sign of hostility. The Iranian government calls for international opposition to these measures, which it views …
Iran Condemns U.S. Travel Ban As Hostile, Discriminatory Read More
A French court sentenced former Syrian rebel spokesman Majdi Nema to 10 years for war crimes, specifically recruiting minors. This is the first trial in France under universal jurisdiction related …
Former Syrian Rebel Sentenced to 10 Years for War Crimes in France Read More
A group of eight migrants deported from the U.S. was detained in Djibouti post-court ruling against their expulsion to South Sudan. U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy ruled that the migrants …
Deportees from U.S. Detained in Djibouti Following Court Ruling Read More
United States immigration authorities have reportedly started deporting migrants from Myanmar and Vietnam to South Sudan, raising legal concerns among their attorneys. These actions seem to conflict with existing court …
US Immigration Authorities Reportedly Begin Deporting Migrants to South Sudan Read More
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 Sudanese army has cut diplomatic ties with the UAE after losing a lawsuit at the ICJ. Sudan regards the UAE as hostile due to alleged support for RSF. The …
Sudanese Army Cuts Ties with UAE After ICJ Lawsuit Failure 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