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U.S. Designates Kamran Hekmati as 'Wrongfully Detained' in Iran

The designation shifts his case to the U.S. hostage‑affairs office for intensified recovery efforts.

HRW Alleges El Salvador Is Disappearing U.S. Deportees in Incommunicado Detention

U.N. Mission Says Israeli Strike on Tehran’s Evin Prison Was a War Crime

Ukraine Marks 12 Years Since Crimea Annexation, Says Nearly 300 Held on Political Charges

UN Security Council Grants Three-Month Extension for Afghanistan Mission After U.S. Push for Review

Democrats Introduce 'Justice for Hind Rajab Act' Demanding U.S. Probe Into Gaza Killing

U.N. Panel Says Trump’s Rhetoric and Immigration Crackdown Led to Human Rights Violations

Eight Muslim-Majority States Urge Israel to Reopen Al-Aqsa as Ramadan Curbs Enter Second Week

UN Inquiry Finds Russia’s Deportation of Ukrainian Children Constitutes Crimes Against Humanity

UN Experts Warn of 'Irreversible' De‑Palestinisation of Jerusalem, Urge Immediate Action

U.S. U.N. Envoy Waltz Warns Iranian Counterpart After Security Council Clash

Iraqi Women’s Rights Leader Yanar Mohammed Shot Dead in Baghdad, Investigation Under Way

Israeli Strikes Across Gaza Kill Several During Fragile Ceasefire

UN Warns Taliban Decree Expands Executions and Criminalizes Dissent

U.S. Designates Iran ‘State Sponsor of Wrongful Detention,’ Urges Americans to Leave

Family of UN Rights Expert Francesca Albanese Sues U.S. Over Sanctions

Council of Europe Marks War Anniversary With Push to Speed Ukraine Tribunal, Claims Commission

Amnesty: Global Inaction Is Enabling Israel’s West Bank Annexation Drive

Iran’s Crackdown Deepens as HRW Details Torture and Disappearances

EU Sanctions Eight Russian Judicial and Prison Officials for Human Rights Violations