Gaza, Israel
HRW: Gaza conflict’s heinous crimes must not go unpunished despite ceasefire deal
HRW Executive Director Tirana Hassan, speaking at the launch of the organisation’s annual report, stressed that while the ceasefire—agreed upon by Israeli officials and Hamas on 15 January—would provide relief for millions displaced in Gaza, the grave crimes committed should not go unpunished.
ICC Prosecutor Sees 'No Real Effort' by Israel to Probe Alleged Gaza War Crimes
International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan has defended his decision to bring war crimes allegations against Israel's prime minister, saying Israel had made "no real effort" to investigate the allegations itself.
Human Rights Watch yesterday called for punishment for the “heinous crimes” committed “on and since October 7, 2023,” in ...
United States President Joe Biden demonstrated “a double standard” on human rights, providing “arms without restriction” to Israel despite its war crimes in Gaza while condemning Russia for “similar ...
Israel is concerned about the filing of complaints against soldiers suspected of war crimes in Gaza while they are on ...
It's not just Israel's leaders who may need to be wary of traveling abroad. Now soldiers who have served in Gaza appear to ...
Israel faces growing global legal challenges as human rights groups and international courts pursue accountability for war crimes in Gaza.
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Sense of impunity ‘absolute’: The NGO holding Israeli soldiers to accountWhere the perpetrator is a dual national, HRF seeks prosecution under the second country’s existing laws on war crimes and in ...
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