Legal
Indonesian Military Court Convicts Four in Acid Attack on Activist
Indonesian military court convicts four in acid attack on rights advocate, raising concerns over military's role in prosecution.
Tag: human rights
Legal
Ukraine’s Soldier Rights Advocate Battles Commander Abuses Amidst War
A Ukrainian rights defender works to protect soldiers from abuses by their own commanders amidst the ongoing conflict.
International
France Launches Probe into Alleged Abuse of Pro-Palestine Flotilla Detainees
France has launched an investigation into alleged mistreatment of activists detained from a pro-Palestinian flotilla.
Legal
Israel’s Top Court Overturns Ban on Red Cross Prisoner Visits
Israel's Supreme Court has overturned a government ban on Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners, citing violations of Israeli and international law.
Business
US Tariffs Shift Focus to Forced Labor Amid Protectionism Debate
US administration shifts tariff rationale to forced labor, aiming for stronger legal and political footing amid protectionism concerns.
Legal
UK Police Under Scrutiny After Handcuffing Dying Student
UK police face probe after handcuffing dying student, sparking outrage and calls for reform.
News
Canada Grapples with ‘Crisis of Antisemitism,’ Prime Minister States
Prime Minister Mark Carney declared Canada is failing Jewish Canadians amid a 'crisis of antisemitism,' prompting calls for action.
Legal
Austrian Court to Try Syrian Officers for Alleged War Crimes
Austria begins its first trial of Syrian regime officials for alleged war crimes, offering a chance for victims to confront their accusers.
Legal
US Reinstates Sanctions on UN Legal Expert Critical of Israel
US re-imposes sanctions on UN legal expert Francesca Albanese after a court had ordered their suspension.
News
Iran Restores Internet Access After Prolonged Nationwide Shutdown
Iran begins restoring internet access after a prolonged government-imposed shutdown, with traffic monitors confirming increased online activity.