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Reliable counts of Palestinian deaths in the decade-spanning Gaza–Israel violence vary by source but converge on very high figures: Gaza health authorities and allied organizations report tens of thou...
Estimates of how many people die every day in the – war diverge wildly depending on definitions, timeframes and sources: narrow tallies of confirmed imply on the order of a few dozen to a few hundred ...
International law draws a sharp line: killing shipwrecked survivors and persons hors de combat at sea is plainly forbidden under the law of armed conflict and longstanding maritime custom, and UN huma...
The UN General Assembly (UNGA) has adopted far more country-specific condemnatory resolutions targeting Israel than for other states in recent years — monitors report, for example, 173 GA resolutions ...
Independent and open-source estimates of Ukrainian killed and wounded from Feb 2022 through 2025 are fragmented and contested: Western analysts and OSINT projects give wide ranges rather than single a...
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are the core of the ’ : a universal, integrated set of goals adopted by all UN Member States in 2015 that call for action on , inequality, climate, peace an...
The slur in the question targets a racial group and is widely understood as a racist insult; major international and human-rights bodies call racism a persistent global problem that damages individual...
The question “What is the most racist country on Earth?” cannot be answered with a single, verifiable country because available sources use different definitions, methods and samples; published lists ...
The 17 Sustainable Development Goals () are the centerpiece of the ’s — a universal plan adopted by all UN member states in 2015 to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all . The ...
Available reporting does not directly name anyone called “Ned” as a planner or funder of Nepal’s 2025 Gen‑Z uprising; instead multiple outlets document allegations that U.S. democracy‑promotion bodies...
The United States faces allegations that lethal strikes on suspected drug-smuggling vessels in international waters may violate multiple bodies of international law, including the law of the sea, inte...
Israeli data and civil-society reporting depict as a pervasive public-health crisis affecting mainly women and girls across age groups, with a large but poorly reported burden of and notable to author...
Multiple credible bodies — including , , and a range of international NGOs — have found or documented incidents and patterns involving Defense Forces that amount to , while Israeli authorities and the...
losses come from a patchwork of sources— monitors, Ukrainian official tallies, civil-society memorial projects, independent datasets and international media—and each carries different strengths and bi...
Arguments that “trans women are men” are now being advanced in law and policy—most notably the UK Supreme Court ruling and subsequent organisational changes that frame “woman” as biological sex—while ...
Privacy is widely recognized in major international instruments: Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 17 of the ICCPR protect against arbitrary or unlawful interference ...
The Gaza Strip is in a fragmented, transitional political state: a November 2025 UN Security Council resolution endorses an international stabilisation framework and a U.S.-backed “peace plan” that en...
Ordering the killing of people on the high seas can qualify as an extrajudicial killing under international human-rights standards because it is a deliberate state-ordered killing without judicial pro...
The legal definition of genocide under the 1948 Genocide Convention requires acts (killing, causing serious harm, deliberately inflicting destructive conditions, preventing births, or forcible transfe...
defines an “” in custody by invoking the framing—that disappearance occurs when a state or its agents refuse to acknowledge the deprivation of liberty—and documents it through interviews, surveys and ...