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STATEMENT BY THE INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION-IHRF Subject: Urgent Concern Regarding Civilian Casualties in Pakistani Airstrikes on Afghan Border Provinces The International Human Rights Foundation-IHRF expresses profound alarm over reports of Pakistani military airstrikes conducted overnight in the Afghan border provinces of Paktia, Paktika, and Kunar. According to local...

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The number of people martyred in the #Pakistani military regime’s #airstrike on a #hospital in #Kabul, Afghanistan, has reportedly risen to 400, with around 250 others injured. Targeting hospitals and #civilian areas is a clear and open war crime. Innocent civilians are being killed. If, even today, the United Nations, global #news outlets, and United NationsHumanRights #organizations remain silent, then it becomes clear that many of the claims about protecting human rights are merely empty words. In reality, these organizations appear powerless when such grave violations occur. Until strict sanctions are imposed on the #Pakistani military regime, the killing of innocent civilians in Pakistan and #Afghanistan will continue. The world must not remain silent in the face of such suffering and #injustice. #SanctionsOnPakistan International Human Rights Foundation United Nations_HRC Human Rights Watch United NationsAMAnews United Nations_Spokesperson United Nations_News_Centre

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On Wednesday, artist and filmmaker Ali Cherri and the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) filed a complaint in French courts over the Israeli military’s bombing of Cherri’s family apartment in the Mazraa-Barbour area of Beirut on November 26, 2024. The attack occurred just ten hours before the ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel took effect, killing seven civilians, including Cherri’s parents. Based on the digital reconstruction by Forensic Architecture and the documentation by Amnesty International, the complaint emphasizes that the attack on the building was deliberate and holds the Israeli occupation forces responsible for the bombing. These findings reveal a clear violation of international humanitarian law, which requires distinguishing between military targets and civilian objects. Accordingly, the complaint was filed on the grounds of a war crime consisting of a deliberate attack against a civilian target, an offense punishable under French criminal law.
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On Wednesday, artist and filmmaker Ali Cherri and the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) filed a complaint in French courts over the Israeli military’s bombing of Cherri’s family apartment in the Mazraa-Barbour area of Beirut on November 26, 2024. The attack occurred just ten hours before the ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel took effect, killing seven civilians, including Cherri’s parents. Based on the digital reconstruction by Forensic Architecture and the documentation by Amnesty International, the complaint emphasizes that the attack on the building was deliberate and holds the Israeli occupation forces responsible for the bombing. These findings reveal a clear violation of international humanitarian law, which requires distinguishing between military targets and civilian objects. Accordingly, the complaint was filed on the grounds of a war crime consisting of a deliberate attack against a civilian target, an offense punishable under French criminal law.

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❗️In less than 24 hours, Israeli occupation forces have committed multiple crimes against unarmed civilians in both southern and northern Gaza by targeting homes and tents sheltering displaced families, killing seven people, including five children, the youngest just five years old, in a clear violation of the ceasefire, according to Palestinian Civil Defense spokesperson Mahmoud Basal. He stressed that the deliberate targeting of civilians and displacement shelters constitutes a grave crime and a blatant breach of international humanitarian law, calling on the international community to meet its legal and moral responsibilities and provide immediate protection for civilians in the Gaza Strip. mahmoud_basal88 (IG)

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#Pakistan: The International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF) condemns the brutal use of force by the Pakistani state against peaceful protesters. Reports of extrajudicial abductions, political victimization, and transnational repression by the authoritarian regime in Pakistan continue to attract global attention. We urge the international community to respond to the military junta supported regime in Pakistan, which has come to power through an alleged massively rigged election. The U.S. House Resolution 901 ( H.Res.901 - Expressing support for democracy and human rights in Pakistan) calls for an independent inquiry into these elections. The current violent repression of unarmed protesters in Islamabad, along with the ongoing incarceration of former Prime Minister Imran Khan—who remains the most popular leader in the country—is unjustified. Officials in the Pakistani regime who are complicit in these acts of fascism must be held accountable. We call upon the Pakistani government to respect the human rights of its citizens. Video Courtesy: Pakistan Voice 🇵🇰
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#Pakistan: The International Human Rights Foundation (IHRF) condemns the brutal use of force by the Pakistani state against peaceful protesters. Reports of extrajudicial abductions, political victimization, and transnational repression by the authoritarian regime in Pakistan continue to attract global attention. We urge the international community to respond to the military junta supported regime in Pakistan, which has come to power through an alleged massively rigged election. The U.S. House Resolution 901 ( H.Res.901 - Expressing support for democracy and human rights in Pakistan) calls for an independent inquiry into these elections. The current violent repression of unarmed protesters in Islamabad, along with the ongoing incarceration of former Prime Minister Imran Khan—who remains the most popular leader in the country—is unjustified. Officials in the Pakistani regime who are complicit in these acts of fascism must be held accountable. We call upon the Pakistani government to respect the human rights of its citizens. Video Courtesy: Pakistan Voice 🇵🇰

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Geneva: BNM’s Foreign Secretary, Faheem Baloch, addressed the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council, raising serious concerns about the situation in Balochistan. Reports highlight enforced disappearances, torture, and extrajudicial killings, with families facing harassment. He called for an independent investigation, accountability, and the protection of fundamental rights. #BNMGlobalCampaign #BNMatHRC61 #HRC61 Here is the complete text of his speech : Distinguished Chair, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, I would like to raise serious concerns about the human rights situation in Balochistan. Reports by Amnesty International say that enforced disappearances, torture, and extrajudicial killings continue in the region. Many people are taken by security forces, disappear for long periods, and sometimes their bodies are later found. Amnesty International has described this pattern as a “kill and dump policy. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has also reported that enforced disappearances continue. Families searching for their missing loved ones often face pressure and harassment when they ask for answers. Several countries have also raised concerns. The United Kingdom has spoken about reports of mass graves in Balochistan and continues to raise human rights issues with Pakistan. The United States, in its annual human rights report, has documented cases of killings, disappearances, and torture. Members of the European Union, including the Netherlands, have also highlighted these concerns. Experts at the United Nations Human Rights Council have called on Pakistan to investigate these cases and respect international human rights law. We respectfully ask this Council to support an independent investigation, ensure accountability, and help protect the basic rights of the people of Balochistan. Thank you.
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Geneva: BNM’s Foreign Secretary, Faheem Baloch, addressed the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council, raising serious concerns about the situation in Balochistan. Reports highlight enforced disappearances, torture, and extrajudicial killings, with families facing harassment. He called for an independent investigation, accountability, and the protection of fundamental rights. #BNMGlobalCampaign #BNMatHRC61 #HRC61 Here is the complete text of his speech : Distinguished Chair, Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, I would like to raise serious concerns about the human rights situation in Balochistan. Reports by Amnesty International say that enforced disappearances, torture, and extrajudicial killings continue in the region. Many people are taken by security forces, disappear for long periods, and sometimes their bodies are later found. Amnesty International has described this pattern as a “kill and dump policy. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan has also reported that enforced disappearances continue. Families searching for their missing loved ones often face pressure and harassment when they ask for answers. Several countries have also raised concerns. The United Kingdom has spoken about reports of mass graves in Balochistan and continues to raise human rights issues with Pakistan. The United States, in its annual human rights report, has documented cases of killings, disappearances, and torture. Members of the European Union, including the Netherlands, have also highlighted these concerns. Experts at the United Nations Human Rights Council have called on Pakistan to investigate these cases and respect international human rights law. We respectfully ask this Council to support an independent investigation, ensure accountability, and help protect the basic rights of the people of Balochistan. Thank you.

BNM

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Free Balochistan Movement Netherlands Branch Announces Protest in Front of the International Court of Justice on the Occasion of International Human Rights Day Amsterdam/Balochisatn; A protest will be held to raise voices against the atrocities committed by the occupying Pakistani and Iranian states against the Baloch people in occupied Balochistan. The purpose of this demonstration is to draw the attention of the international community and human rights advocates to these violations. The protest will begin at 12:30 PM and conclude at 2:00 PM. An appeal will be made to the humanitarian forces of the world to break their silence on the grave human rights violations taking place in Balochistan, to recognize Balochistan as an occupied region, and to help end the cycle of state oppression and violence against the Baloch people. Free Balochistan Movement calls upon all human rights activists and compassionate individuals to participate in this protest demonstration. According to latest ground reports, dead bodies of four Baloch youth were recovered in Badrang, Khaliqabad district Khuzdar area of Zehri. The victims were identified as Khuda Bakhsh, Zahoor Ahmed, and Barkat Khan cousins belonging to the Lehri tribe. In Zehri, the body of a young man, Shahzaib son of Muhammad Aslam was found near the Football Ground area, all the deceased bodes bearing sever torture signs and close rang bullet fire. These are cold blooded murders of the Baloch hostages under Pakistan military's custody. In the Republic of Balochistan, large-scale atrocities and day to day military operations by the occupying Pakistani and Iranian forces are ongoing. The Pakistan army Iran is displacing Baloch people in the hundreds of thousands from their ancestral homes and sentencing them to death through fabricated charges. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s occupying and extremist military is killing Baloch people in the thousands through drone strikes and chemical weapons, forcibly disappearing them on a massive scale, and mass graves continue to be discovered. Pakistan army's ISPR in his recent media press briefing confessed of carrying out more than 67,000 military operations this year alone. It is a confession of war crimes of a rogue state of Pakistan in the Republic of Balochistan. There is a humanitarian crisis in Balochistan. It is the responsibility of the international community to intervene immediately and help free an entire nation from the control of the foreign occupying powers of Pakistan and Iran. The situation in Balochistan demands international intervention, and this is the time to recognize the freedom of the people of Balochistanan important and resource-rich nation and make lasting peace in the region possible. CIJ_ICJ Int'l Criminal Court United Nations Hyrbyair Marri Amnesty International Bahá'í International Community - Human Rights International Human Rights Foundation United NationsHumanRights Amnesty Internationalusa Amnesty UK Amnesty Internationalsasia
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Free Balochistan Movement Netherlands Branch Announces Protest in Front of the International Court of Justice on the Occasion of International Human Rights Day Amsterdam/Balochisatn; A protest will be held to raise voices against the atrocities committed by the occupying Pakistani and Iranian states against the Baloch people in occupied Balochistan. The purpose of this demonstration is to draw the attention of the international community and human rights advocates to these violations. The protest will begin at 12:30 PM and conclude at 2:00 PM. An appeal will be made to the humanitarian forces of the world to break their silence on the grave human rights violations taking place in Balochistan, to recognize Balochistan as an occupied region, and to help end the cycle of state oppression and violence against the Baloch people. Free Balochistan Movement calls upon all human rights activists and compassionate individuals to participate in this protest demonstration. According to latest ground reports, dead bodies of four Baloch youth were recovered in Badrang, Khaliqabad district Khuzdar area of Zehri. The victims were identified as Khuda Bakhsh, Zahoor Ahmed, and Barkat Khan cousins belonging to the Lehri tribe. In Zehri, the body of a young man, Shahzaib son of Muhammad Aslam was found near the Football Ground area, all the deceased bodes bearing sever torture signs and close rang bullet fire. These are cold blooded murders of the Baloch hostages under Pakistan military's custody. In the Republic of Balochistan, large-scale atrocities and day to day military operations by the occupying Pakistani and Iranian forces are ongoing. The Pakistan army Iran is displacing Baloch people in the hundreds of thousands from their ancestral homes and sentencing them to death through fabricated charges. Meanwhile, Pakistan’s occupying and extremist military is killing Baloch people in the thousands through drone strikes and chemical weapons, forcibly disappearing them on a massive scale, and mass graves continue to be discovered. Pakistan army's ISPR in his recent media press briefing confessed of carrying out more than 67,000 military operations this year alone. It is a confession of war crimes of a rogue state of Pakistan in the Republic of Balochistan. There is a humanitarian crisis in Balochistan. It is the responsibility of the international community to intervene immediately and help free an entire nation from the control of the foreign occupying powers of Pakistan and Iran. The situation in Balochistan demands international intervention, and this is the time to recognize the freedom of the people of Balochistanan important and resource-rich nation and make lasting peace in the region possible. CIJ_ICJ Int'l Criminal Court United Nations Hyrbyair Marri Amnesty International Bahá'í International Community - Human Rights International Human Rights Foundation United NationsHumanRights Amnesty Internationalusa Amnesty UK Amnesty Internationalsasia

Mir Yar Baloch

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#WATCH | Geneva, Switzerland: The Baloch National Movement (BNM) organised its 11th International Conference in Geneva on the sidelines of the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council, drawing attention to the ongoing human rights situation in Balochistan. The conference focused on highlighting alleged human rights violations in the region and raising concerns over the lack of international accountability. Activists and speakers urged the global community to take cognisance of the situation. Participants said that March 27 is observed by Baloch activists as a day marking what they describe as the “forced occupation” of Balochistan by Pakistan in 1948. They alleged that since then, the people of the region have faced sustained repression. Speakers at the conference claimed that hundreds of youths, including students and political activists, have been subjected to enforced disappearances, torture, and killings by Pakistani security forces—allegations that Pakistan has repeatedly denied in international forums. The Baloch National Movement called on the international community to intervene and ensure accountability, while advocating for what it termed the right of the Baloch people to freedom and self-determination.
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#WATCH | Geneva, Switzerland: The Baloch National Movement (BNM) organised its 11th International Conference in Geneva on the sidelines of the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council, drawing attention to the ongoing human rights situation in Balochistan. The conference focused on highlighting alleged human rights violations in the region and raising concerns over the lack of international accountability. Activists and speakers urged the global community to take cognisance of the situation. Participants said that March 27 is observed by Baloch activists as a day marking what they describe as the “forced occupation” of Balochistan by Pakistan in 1948. They alleged that since then, the people of the region have faced sustained repression. Speakers at the conference claimed that hundreds of youths, including students and political activists, have been subjected to enforced disappearances, torture, and killings by Pakistani security forces—allegations that Pakistan has repeatedly denied in international forums. The Baloch National Movement called on the international community to intervene and ensure accountability, while advocating for what it termed the right of the Baloch people to freedom and self-determination.

ANI

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UN CALLS FOR THE CRIMES OF M23 & KAGAME'S RDF TO BE RECOGNIZED AS GENOCIDE: "M23 together with Rwanda's RDF have committed grave crimes against humanity: Mass Murder, Torture, Rape, Sexual Slavery, Severe Deprivation of Freedom" declares United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights⤵️(translated from Daniel Michombero /Batubenga) War in the East of #RDC 🇨🇩: High Commissioner for Human Rights calls for recognition of genocide and urgent international action. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, urged on Wednesday, September 9, the Human Rights Council and international community to acknowledge the severity of the crimes committed in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and to take action to curb the deadly violence that has been tearing apart the east of the country for decades. “It is time for this Council and the international community to act to stop the violence, protect victims, and ensure justice,” declared Volker Türk, calling on member states to provide adequate support to the Commission of Inquiry tasked with documenting the crimes and laying the groundwork for justice. The statement comes in a context where reports from the United Nations and NGOs denounce massive human rights violations in the DRC. A report published in early September by the UN concluded that the M23 rebels, as well as the Congolese armed forces and other armed groups, could be responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity. Last July, the M23 was accused of massacring more than 300 civilians, including women and children, near Virunga National Park. These acts of violence add to a long list of atrocities recorded for years in eastern DRC, where civilians bear the heaviest toll of a conflict fueled by geopolitical and economic interests. The High Commissioner’s call is part of a movement aimed at recognizing the crimes committed in the DRC as genocide. For several Congolese and international actors, such recognition would: • strengthen international mobilization against the violence, • accelerate the implementation of judicial mechanisms, • and ensure reparations and remembrance for the victims, as already recommended by the United Nations Mapping Project published in 2010. In urging member states to support the Commission of Inquiry, Volker Türk emphasizes the need to break the cycle of impunity. “This is about laying the foundations for justice for the countless victims of the conflict in the DRC,” he insisted in Geneva. This plea places the international community face-to-face with its responsibilities: to translate words into actions through concrete support for investigations, the protection of civilian populations, and the establishment of a transitional justice framework. As the DRC continues to suffer large-scale violence, the question of recognizing the genocide could mark a historic turning point. However, its realization will depend on the political will of UN member states, often torn between diplomatic considerations and the imperatives of justice.
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UN CALLS FOR THE CRIMES OF M23 & KAGAME'S RDF TO BE RECOGNIZED AS GENOCIDE: "M23 together with Rwanda's RDF have committed grave crimes against humanity: Mass Murder, Torture, Rape, Sexual Slavery, Severe Deprivation of Freedom" declares United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights⤵️(translated from Daniel Michombero /Batubenga) War in the East of #RDC 🇨🇩: High Commissioner for Human Rights calls for recognition of genocide and urgent international action. The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, urged on Wednesday, September 9, the Human Rights Council and international community to acknowledge the severity of the crimes committed in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and to take action to curb the deadly violence that has been tearing apart the east of the country for decades. “It is time for this Council and the international community to act to stop the violence, protect victims, and ensure justice,” declared Volker Türk, calling on member states to provide adequate support to the Commission of Inquiry tasked with documenting the crimes and laying the groundwork for justice. The statement comes in a context where reports from the United Nations and NGOs denounce massive human rights violations in the DRC. A report published in early September by the UN concluded that the M23 rebels, as well as the Congolese armed forces and other armed groups, could be responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity. Last July, the M23 was accused of massacring more than 300 civilians, including women and children, near Virunga National Park. These acts of violence add to a long list of atrocities recorded for years in eastern DRC, where civilians bear the heaviest toll of a conflict fueled by geopolitical and economic interests. The High Commissioner’s call is part of a movement aimed at recognizing the crimes committed in the DRC as genocide. For several Congolese and international actors, such recognition would: • strengthen international mobilization against the violence, • accelerate the implementation of judicial mechanisms, • and ensure reparations and remembrance for the victims, as already recommended by the United Nations Mapping Project published in 2010. In urging member states to support the Commission of Inquiry, Volker Türk emphasizes the need to break the cycle of impunity. “This is about laying the foundations for justice for the countless victims of the conflict in the DRC,” he insisted in Geneva. This plea places the international community face-to-face with its responsibilities: to translate words into actions through concrete support for investigations, the protection of civilian populations, and the establishment of a transitional justice framework. As the DRC continues to suffer large-scale violence, the question of recognizing the genocide could mark a historic turning point. However, its realization will depend on the political will of UN member states, often torn between diplomatic considerations and the imperatives of justice.

Rev Christine Coleman

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● The targeting today by snipers of the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist militia of the child Ibrahim Jalal Amin Ahmed,13, as he returned from school with his sister in Taiz city constitutes a fully realized crime, clearly revealing the nature of this militia that views the innocence of childhood as a legitimate target within its bank of objectives, in an unprecedented moral and humanitarian decline ● This heinous crime is a direct extension of the bloody doctrine followed by the Houthi militia since its coup, based on targeting civilians in Taiz, including women and children, in an attempt to subjugate a city that has remained defiant against its project, in flagrant violation of all international laws and norms ● The blood of this child is a new witness to the nature of this project with which coexistence is impossible, for it is fundamentally based on violence and intimidation, feeding on the targeting of innocent civilians, spreading terror in the heart of society, and turning people's daily lives into an open arena for gratuitous death ● We call upon human rights organizations and activists to take serious and effective action to condemn this crime, expose the militia's practices, document its violations, pursue its leaders and networks before international justice, and dry up the sources of support that enable it to continue committing such crimes whose innocent civilian victims are the casualties
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● The targeting today by snipers of the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist militia of the child Ibrahim Jalal Amin Ahmed,13, as he returned from school with his sister in Taiz city constitutes a fully realized crime, clearly revealing the nature of this militia that views the innocence of childhood as a legitimate target within its bank of objectives, in an unprecedented moral and humanitarian decline ● This heinous crime is a direct extension of the bloody doctrine followed by the Houthi militia since its coup, based on targeting civilians in Taiz, including women and children, in an attempt to subjugate a city that has remained defiant against its project, in flagrant violation of all international laws and norms ● The blood of this child is a new witness to the nature of this project with which coexistence is impossible, for it is fundamentally based on violence and intimidation, feeding on the targeting of innocent civilians, spreading terror in the heart of society, and turning people's daily lives into an open arena for gratuitous death ● We call upon human rights organizations and activists to take serious and effective action to condemn this crime, expose the militia's practices, document its violations, pursue its leaders and networks before international justice, and dry up the sources of support that enable it to continue committing such crimes whose innocent civilian victims are the casualties

معمر الإرياني

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“After we received clear intelligence of the threat posed by these terrorists, and in accordance with international humanitarian law, we took numerous steps to mitigate the risk to civilians. The IDF conducted a precision strike against the terrorists in one specific building of the compound—an area where according to our intelligence, no women and children were present.” 🔴Watch the full statement from IDF Spokesperson, RAdm. Daniel Hagari, regarding the strike on the Al-Taba’een School building in Gaza City and Hamas’ continuous exploitation of civilian infrastructure to conduct terrorist activities:
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“After we received clear intelligence of the threat posed by these terrorists, and in accordance with international humanitarian law, we took numerous steps to mitigate the risk to civilians. The IDF conducted a precision strike against the terrorists in one specific building of the compound—an area where according to our intelligence, no women and children were present.” 🔴Watch the full statement from IDF Spokesperson, RAdm. Daniel Hagari, regarding the strike on the Al-Taba’een School building in Gaza City and Hamas’ continuous exploitation of civilian infrastructure to conduct terrorist activities:

Israel Defense Forces

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