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Legal Documentation | ⚠️ Warning: Extremely Disturbing Content – War Crimes Amid chants of “Allahu Akbar,” jihadists elements of the Ministry of Defense of the de facto authority—an extremist entity—led by Abu Mohammad al-Jolani (Ahmad al-Sharaa), with the participation of tribal groups loyal to the authority and foreign fighters...

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Israeli media continue to release more videos documenting Israeli war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza. The Israeli soldier is heard apparently investigating one of the kidnapped and stripped civilians. He asks: Why didn't you move to the south as ordered? then the video is cut. Forcible transfer of civilian population in an occupied territory is a violation of international law.
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Israeli media continue to release more videos documenting Israeli war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza. The Israeli soldier is heard apparently investigating one of the kidnapped and stripped civilians. He asks: Why didn't you move to the south as ordered? then the video is cut. Forcible transfer of civilian population in an occupied territory is a violation of international law.

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"What separates the US and Israel from Hamas is respect for international law and the laws of war" US Secretary of State Antony Blinken asserts that Israel and the United States cannot be compared to Hamas, despite the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling that Israel is committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza, with these actions being fully armed and backed by the United States.
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"What separates the US and Israel from Hamas is respect for international law and the laws of war" US Secretary of State Antony Blinken asserts that Israel and the United States cannot be compared to Hamas, despite the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the International Court of Justice (ICJ) ruling that Israel is committing war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza, with these actions being fully armed and backed by the United States.

Quds News Network

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South African Farm Attack Facts (Video 2) – The attack on Joey and Leon Kruger and their Children After President Donald J. Trump justifiably drew international attention to the horrors of farm attacks in South Africa, those who deny these crimes rushed to downplay their severity in every possible way. They have remained silent on the fact that calls for ethnically motivated violence against Afrikaners and farmers, such as “Kill the Boer”, are now legally protected in South Africa. This deliberate effort to minimize the reality of farm attacks is an affront to the victims and a denial of the trauma endured by them and their communities. The stories of victims of farm attacks and murders must never be swept under the rug. That’s why I, together with AfriForum , am continuing to publish a series of videos that bring these stories to light. Here is Video 2: The attack on Joey and Leon Kruger and their Children. Please share it as widely as possible.
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South African Farm Attack Facts (Video 2) – The attack on Joey and Leon Kruger and their Children After President Donald J. Trump justifiably drew international attention to the horrors of farm attacks in South Africa, those who deny these crimes rushed to downplay their severity in every possible way. They have remained silent on the fact that calls for ethnically motivated violence against Afrikaners and farmers, such as “Kill the Boer”, are now legally protected in South Africa. This deliberate effort to minimize the reality of farm attacks is an affront to the victims and a denial of the trauma endured by them and their communities. The stories of victims of farm attacks and murders must never be swept under the rug. That’s why I, together with AfriForum , am continuing to publish a series of videos that bring these stories to light. Here is Video 2: The attack on Joey and Leon Kruger and their Children. Please share it as widely as possible.

Kallie Kriel

24,304 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Russia’s drone and missile strikes on Dnipro, Ukraine are the latest in a series of attacks on the country amid Russia's ongoing war of aggression. The strikes, which happened earlier today, injured at least 18 people. Among them were children. The attacks hit civilian buildings and set them alight, causing firefighters to attend the scene. Last week, Russia carried out one of its largest aerial attacks yet on Ukraine, involving over 1,500 long-range drones and missiles. In Kyiv alone, one Russian strike on a residential building killed at least 24 people including children, as rescuers cleared the rubble. Across the city, dozens of civilians were injured and residential buildings were damaged. Earlier that day, other Ukrainian cities, including Rivne and Ivano-Frankivsk, were also under attack, with civilians killed and injured there as well. A UN vehicle carrying aid to Ukraine’s southern city of Kherson was also struck last week, followed by another hit while the delivery was underway. Amnesty International has documented numerous war crimes and other crimes under international law committed by Russian forces since the beginning of its war of aggression against Ukraine. This includes deliberate attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure. These are crimes under international law. Russia’s aggression must be stopped, and civilians in Ukraine must be protected.
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Russia’s drone and missile strikes on Dnipro, Ukraine are the latest in a series of attacks on the country amid Russia's ongoing war of aggression. The strikes, which happened earlier today, injured at least 18 people. Among them were children. The attacks hit civilian buildings and set them alight, causing firefighters to attend the scene. Last week, Russia carried out one of its largest aerial attacks yet on Ukraine, involving over 1,500 long-range drones and missiles. In Kyiv alone, one Russian strike on a residential building killed at least 24 people including children, as rescuers cleared the rubble. Across the city, dozens of civilians were injured and residential buildings were damaged. Earlier that day, other Ukrainian cities, including Rivne and Ivano-Frankivsk, were also under attack, with civilians killed and injured there as well. A UN vehicle carrying aid to Ukraine’s southern city of Kherson was also struck last week, followed by another hit while the delivery was underway. Amnesty International has documented numerous war crimes and other crimes under international law committed by Russian forces since the beginning of its war of aggression against Ukraine. This includes deliberate attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure. These are crimes under international law. Russia’s aggression must be stopped, and civilians in Ukraine must be protected.

Amnesty International

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