Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the military to take control of another West Bank refugee camp, saying the operation should follow the “Tulkarem, Nur Shams and Jenin model.” These words indicate more expulsion of Palestinians and more potential ethnic cleansing and war crimes.
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The Russian government-controlled Africa Corps carried out airstrikes in central Mali on June 15, 2026, that killed eight civilians, including three children, in an apparently unlawful attack. New from HRW:
An Azerbaijani court has sentenced nine journalists, media workers, and civil society activists to between 12 and 15 years in prison. It's the harshest verdict since the government began its ongoing crackdown on independent journalism.
NEW: Indonesian authorities are wrongfully prosecuting environmental defenders who protest deforestation and pollution as well as Indigenous leaders who defend their land rights. Read more:
Saudi authorities executed five Ethiopian migrants for nonlethal drug-related offenses on July 27, 2026, without due process. Saudi authorities have executed at least 17 Ethiopian nationals since the beginning of 2026 on drug-related charges.
Saudi Arabia: New Executions of Ethiopian MigrantsSaudi authorities executed five Ethiopian migrants for nonlethal drug-related offenses on July 27, 2026 without due process.www.hrw.orgSouth Sudan’s army, opposition forces, and their respective allied militias abused residents and caused much of the population to flee during fighting in 2025 in Nagero County, Western Equatoria. Civilians have returned to Nagero town and nearby but continue to live in fear. https://bit.ly/44U3Qlk
Pollution linked to the Democratic Republic of Congo’s only oil producer is putting people’s health at risk. Oil company Perenco's use of gas flaring and waste burning near villages has contributed to poor air quality that residents blame for respiratory illnesses. Read more: https://bit.ly/4x5UrD2
NEW: Pollution linked to the Democratic Republic of Congo’s only oil producer poses serious health risks to communities near its operations. Residents of nearby communities have a right to know the extent of pollution in their environment and the risks to their health. Learn more:
Three years after the coup, Niger’s junta has broadened its assault on human rights. The junta has entrenched authoritarian rule, dismantled democratic institutions, and intensified repression. Read more: https://bit.ly/4fuQWie
The Japanese Diet has adopted a flag desecration law that criminalizes damaging Japan’s national flag. The law poses a direct threat to the right to freedom of expression. By chipping away at this fundamental right, the law sends a message that puts everyone’s basic liberties at risk.
📍India Police in New Delhi used tear gas, batons, and internet shutdowns against largely peaceful student-led protests on July 20 🧵⤵️
Vietnamese authorities have recently arrested five people for their roles in the publication of a controversial book about Ho Chi Minh, the founder of Vietnamese communism. The wave of arrests sends a chilling message to all Vietnamese writers, journalists, and publishers.
In Nigeria, recent mass terrorism trials are failing to deliver justice. Rather than prioritizing those most responsible for Boko Haram atrocities, these cases continue to target primarily low-level suspects and raise significant fair trial concerns.