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Colombia’s JEP has charged six ex-FARC leaders with war crimes for the forced recruitment of 18,677 children, along with associated torture and violence. Current charges highlight abuses against LGBT children, …
Colombia’s Landmark Charges Against Former FARC Leaders for Child Recruitment and Abuse Read More
Human Rights Watch is urging the UN to deploy peacekeepers to Sudan due to escalating violence, particularly in Al Jazirah, where hundreds have died. The situation has worsened following a …
Human Rights Watch Appeals for UN Peacekeepers as Violence Surges in Sudan Read More
The UNHCR reports that 71% of Sudanese refugees in Chad have endured human rights abuses since the conflict escalated in April 2023. In the largest refugee crisis in Chad’s history, …
UNHCR Reveals 71% of Sudanese Refugees in Chad Faced Violations Read MoreNigeria’s human rights commission found no evidence supporting claims that the military attacked women and children or conducted secret abortions in the northeast. These allegations were sparked by reports from …
Nigerian Rights Commission Finds No Evidence of Military Abuses in Northeast Read More
Recent statistics expose a shocking rise in sexual violence against children, emphasizing its prevalence and the urgent need for action, especially at the Global Ministerial Conference in Bogotá. The data …
Global Call to End Sexual Violence Against Children in Schools Read More
Burkina Faso’s government has faced backlash for risking civilian safety during a militant attack, leading to the deaths of over 100 villagers. Human Rights Watch reported forced labor by military …
Burkina Faso’s Civilian Peril: A Call for Accountability Amidst Militancy Read More