November 2017
UK Prime Minister's Efforts in Riyadh to 'Prevent Catastrophe in Yemen'
UK Prime Minister Theresa May visited Riyadh to discuss urgent actions to prevent a humanitarian crisis in Yemen, emphasizing the need to resume commercial shipments.…
Stefan de Mistura: The Syrian government has not yet sent a representative for peace negotiations
UN Special Envoy Stefan de Mistura announced that the Syrian government has not sent a representative for the upcoming peace talks in Geneva, raising concerns…
The U.S. Calls Myanmar's Actions Against the Rohingya Population 'Ethnic Cleansing'
The U.S. has officially labeled Myanmar's military actions against the Rohingya as 'ethnic cleansing' and plans to hold those responsible accountable. This marks a significant…
UNICEF: The Situation of Millions of Children in Dozens of Countries is Worse than 20 Years Ago
UNICEF's report reveals that the plight of 180 million children in 37 countries has worsened over the past 20 years, with Yemen, Syria, and Iraq…
Statements by Representatives of Kermanshah and Islamabad West Regarding Earthquake Victims
Representatives from Kermanshah and Islamabad West have provided conflicting statements regarding the death toll and aid distribution following a devastating earthquake. Ahmad Safari claims over…
Discovery of New Mass Graves in Iraq Containing 'Hundreds of Bodies of ISIS Victims'
Iraqi authorities have discovered hundreds of bodies in mass graves believed to be victims of ISIS near Hawija. The interim governor of Kirkuk has called…
34 Human Rights Organizations Call on UN Third Committee to Adopt Resolution on Iran
34 human rights organizations have urged the UN to adopt a resolution on Iran's human rights violations. The call comes as a vote is imminent…
International Flights to Two Government-Controlled Areas of Yemen Resumed
The Yemeni government announced the resumption of international flights to Aden and Sayda following a blockade by a Saudi-led coalition aimed at preventing arms transfers…
Papua: We Will Use Force If Necessary to Evacuate Manus Camp
Papua New Guinea officials have begun evacuating the Manus refugee camp, threatening to use force against the 600 migrants if they do not leave voluntarily.…
Hundreds of Refugees on Manus Island Lack Access to Water, Electricity, and Food
A court in Papua New Guinea has denied requests from refugees on Manus Island for basic necessities like water and electricity, leading to a humanitarian…
UN: Iraq Lacks Jurisdiction to Prosecute 'Islamic State' Actors in Mosul
The UN report states that Iraq cannot prosecute 'Islamic State' crimes in Mosul and suggests the International Criminal Court as an alternative. It highlights the…