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An elderly Palestinian man scuffles with Israeli security forces as he protests the removal by an army bulldozer of a temporary health unit in the village of al-Mufagara, near Yatta, south of the West Bank city of Hebron, in January

ICC Paves Way For War Crimes Probe In Palestinian Territories

ICC paves way for war crimes probe in Palestinian territories

Lord's Resistance Army Commander Guilty Of Uganda War Crimes

Ongwen, nicknamed "White Ant", was convicted of charges including murder, rape, sexual enslavement and the conscription of child soldiers. He had denied all the charges

Lord's Resistance Army commander guilty of Uganda war crimes

Ugandan Lord's Resistance Army Commander Guilty Of War Crimes

Ugandan Lord's Resistance Army commander guilty of war crimes

The murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the kingdom's consulate in Istanbul one year ago sparked global outrage, much of it directed against de facto ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman

More Countries Taking Repression Outside Borders: Report

More countries taking repression outside borders: report

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Fashion designer Peter Nygard, 79, faces nine charges, including racketeering and sex trafficking

Canada Arrests Fashion Exec Accused In US Of Sex Crimes

Canada arrests fashion exec accused in US of sex crimes

An independent British investigator looking into the allegations said all but one of the thousands of complaints against British troops had been dropped

ICC Drops Probe Into British War Crimes In Iraq

ICC drops probe into British war crimes in Iraq

Dubbed the "Con Queen of Hollywood," the fraudster led investigators on a years-long, global manhunt

Hollywood 'Con Queen' Arrested In Britain: FBI

Hollywood 'Con Queen' arrested in Britain: FBI

After the September 11, 2001 terror attacks more than 26,000 Australian uniformed personnel were sent to Afghanistan to fight alongside US and allied forces against the Taliban, Al-Qaeda and other Islamist groups

Australian Special Forces 'Unlawfully Killed' 39 In Afghanistan

Australian special forces 'unlawfully killed' 39 in Afghanistan

U.S. warns of threats to U.S. and foreign nationals in Turkey, with a particular focus on Istanbul

US Warns Of Terror And Kidnapping Threat In Turkey

Citing "credible reports," the U.S. government warned of threats to U.S. and foreign nationals in Turkey.

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement said foreign students will not be allowed to remain in the US this fall if all of their classes are moved online

Mexican Foreign Ministry Confirms Two Nonconsensual Procedures At ICE Facility, Hints At Class Action Suit

The findings align with an investigation from the Associated Press, finding some evidence of wrongdoing but falling short of whistleblower allegations

Volkswagen has reached an unprecedented deal to pay damages for collaborating with Brazil's secret police under the country's military dictatorship

VW Pay-out To Brazil Regime Victims Reopens Debate On Justice

VW pay-out to Brazil regime victims reopens debate on justice

Migrants walk near the temporary camp during a police operation to rehouse thousands

Most Homeless Lesbos Migrants Head To New Camp After Fire

Most homeless Lesbos migrants head to new camp after fire

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and top ministers have been accused of possible crimes against humanity by UN investigators

Venezuela President Behind Crimes Against Humanity: UN Probe

Venezuela president behind crimes against humanity: UN probe

UN investigators lamented that after six years of brutal conflict in Yemen, all sides had continued in the past year to commit a wide range of horrific violations with impunity

Yemen 'Pandemic Of Impunity' Must End: UN War Crimes Experts

Yemen 'pandemic of impunity' must end: UN war crimes experts

German Chancellor Angela Merkel set aside the rules in summer 2015 to allow 900,000 mostly Syrian asylum seekers in

Europe Still Mired In Division After Migrant Crisis

Europe still mired in division after migrant crisis

Hong Kong said abandoning the deals created further trouble in the China-US relationship

Hong Kong Slams US Decision To End Tax, Extradition Deals

Hong Kong slams US decision to end tax, extradition deals

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announces an extension of the visas of around 10,000 Hong Kongers living in the country by five years and a pathway to permanent residency, following China's security crackdown.

China Halts HK Extradition Treaties With Canada, Australia, UK

China halts HK extradition treaties with Canada, Australia, UK

Foreign Minister Winston Peters said 'New Zealand can no longer trust that Hong Kong's criminal justice system is sufficiently independent from China'

New Zealand Suspends Extradition Treaty With Hong Kong

New Zealand suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong

Diplomatic ties between London and Beijing have been frayed by China's new security law for Hong Kong

UK Suspends Extradition Treaty With Hong Kong

UK suspends extradition treaty with Hong Kong

China imposed a new national security law on Hong Kong late last month, straining ties with Taiwan

UK Suspends Extradition Treaty, Extends Weapon Sales Embargo To Hong Kong Over Security Laws

U.K. officials cited articles in China's new national security laws they said would further restrict free speech and limit Hong Kong's legal jurisdiction.

The report by Michelle Bachelet (pictured June 2020), the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said her office "remains concerned about the lack of independence in the justice system in Venezuela"

Justice 'Undermined' In Venezuela: UN Rights Chief

Justice 'undermined' in Venezuela: UN rights chief

The Supreme Court allowed Donald Trump to enact severe restrictions on refugees from Central America, forcing them to apply for asylum in Mexico rather than head northward to the US

Federal Judge Overturns Trump Administration's 'Third-Country Asylum Rule' For Immigrants

The ruling follows a string of defeats for the Trump administration, including a Supreme Court decision that ruled against ending DACA.

Pro-immigration activists in front of the US Supreme Court after the court upheld the DACA "Dreamers" program offering legal protections to some 700,000 people brought into the country illegally as children

US Must Free Migrant Children From Detention, Court Says

US must free migrant children from detention, court says

Charged: Hashim Thaci

Kosovo President Charged With War Crimes In The Hague

Kosovo president charged with war crimes in The Hague

Greece's government is tightening what it calls "opaque" rules overseeing charities helping asylum seekers

Greece Culls Migrant Support Groups In 'Transparency' Overhaul

Greece culls migrant support groups in 'transparency' overhaul

African countries are pushing for UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet to investigate racism and police civil liberties violations

Floyd's Brother Tells UN 'Black Lives Do Not Matter' In US

Floyd's brother tells UN 'black lives do not matter' in US

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