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NEW: Colombian private military contractors, apparently hired by a United Arab Emirates (UAE)-based company, transited through UAE military bases before being deployed to Sudan to support the abusive Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This is further evidence indicating that the UAE is assisting or otherwise substantially contributing to the Rapid Support Forces’ capacity to commit war crimes. Read HRW’s full investigation. ⤵️
Human Rights Watch1,651,879 views • 5 months ago

Fighting in Yemen has escalated in recent weeks, and dozens of civilians have been killed or injured since August, per the UN. Recently, the Houthis tightened their grip on Taizz, Yemen’s third-largest city. Nearly all roads into the city have been blocked by the Houthis. All warring parties should facilitate aid and the free and safe movement of civilians. Learn more:
Human Rights Watch38,708 views • 6 days ago

Thousands are protesting across India against changes to voter rolls that have stripped millions of their right to vote. Police have detained scores of protesters, and authorities have cut off mobile internet services near protest sites. Indian authorities need to release all detained for peacefully protesting, stop suspending internet services, and investigate complaints of police abuse.
Human Rights Watch91,322 views • 27 days ago

Experts say the devastating flash floods in Nepal were likely caused by a glacial collapse in the Himalayas, and that climate change increases the risk of such events. Once again, communities least responsible for climate change bear the brunt of its impacts. Sustained international support is essential as the authorities respond to the catastrophe.
Human Rights Watch152,687 views • 2 months ago

The Houthis, a Yemeni armed group, have attacked commercial ships with civilian crews in the Red Sea, saying they plan to target all ships heading to Israel “until the aggression against the Gaza Strip stops.” Deliberately attacking civilians is a war crime.
Human Rights Watch1,534,110 views • 2 years ago

Saudi authorities are spending billions on sports-washing to improve their image. But out of public view, Saudi border guards have killed at least hundreds of Ethiopian migrants and asylum seekers, including women and children, who tried to cross the Yemen-Saudi border.
Human Rights Watch1,012,987 views • 3 years ago

Since August, there's been an escalation in airstrikes in Tigray. The resumption of hostilities in northern Ethiopia heightens concerns about unlawful attacks and the grave threat posed to civilians. HRW's Laetitia Bader spoke to BBC News (UK)' Focus on Africa:
Human Rights Watch39,445 views • 1 month ago

People with albinism in Malawi are being denied equal access to work because of discrimination, stigma, and fear. On International Albinism Awareness Day, we urge governments to strengthen implementation of disability rights protections and expand inclusive employment. #AlbinismAwarenessDay Watch to learn more:
Human Rights Watch114,799 views • 4 months ago


![More than one million people across Lebanon are displaced following the Israeli military’s evacuation orders. The Israeli Defense Minister said that hundreds of thousands of Shiite residents of southern Lebanon will not return to their homes until the "safety of [Israel's] northern residents is guaranteed.” Forced displacement is a war crime.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2034271873643532597/media/HDsveKrWEAA8mHg.jpg)




















