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UN Report Accuses RSF of War Crimes in Darfur Offensive
El Fasher, Sudan (HRNW) – The United Nations human rights office, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has reported that the Rapid Support Forces committed serious violations amounting to war crimes during its offensive in Darfur. The findings highlight deliberate attacks on civilians, destruction of homes, and obstruction of humanitarian access….
Polling Ends in Bangladesh General Elections Vote Counting Underway
Dhaka (HRNW): Polling has concluded in Bangladesh’s 13th parliamentary elections, and counting of votes is now underway across the country. These elections are the first since the 2024 ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Voting took place in 299 of 300 constituencies, with a total of 50 seats reserved for women. Over 1,732 candidates…
Iran Accuses Israeli Media of Attempting to Sabotage US–Iran Talks
Tehran (HRNW): Iran’s Foreign Minister has accused Israeli media of attempting to undermine negotiations between the United States and Iran by spreading sensational claims. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi alleged that Israeli-linked media outlets were publishing exaggerated reports about Iran in an effort to derail diplomatic efforts. In a post shared late Wednesday on social media…
Two Pilots Killed in Shooting at Papua Airstrip in Indonesia
Jakarta (HRNW): Two pilots were killed after a small aircraft came under fire while landing at Karuawai Airstrip in Boven Digoel District, South Papua Province, Indonesia. Faisal Rahmadani, Head of Operations for the Damai Cartenz Task Force, stated that the Smart Air-operated aircraft (registration number PK-SNR) had departed on Wednesday morning from Tanah Merah in…
Kim Jong Un Formally Nominates Daughter Kim Ju Ae as Future Leader
Pyongyang (HRNW): North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un has formally designated his daughter, Kim Ju Ae, as the country’s future leader. According to international sources, the development became evident during recent state ceremonies and high-level meetings, where Kim Ju Ae was prominently seen participating in official affairs. Political observers say the move signals a…
“Babri Mosque Will Never Be Rebuilt, Not Even Till Doomsday” Says Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister
Lucknow, India (HRNW)- Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has categorically stated that the Babri Mosque will never be reconstructed, declaring that there will be no compromise on the Ram Temple issue. Addressing a press conference, Adityanath said the question of rebuilding the Babri Mosque “does not arise at all.” He emphasized that the Ram…
EU Migration Reforms Face Criticism From Rights Organizations
Brussels, Belgium (HRNW)- European Union lawmakers have advanced new migration measures aimed at accelerating asylum processing and deportation procedures. While officials describe the reforms as necessary for managing migration flows, humanitarian groups caution that expedited removals may risk undermining refugee protections guaranteed under international law. Observers say the reforms represent a critical test of Europe’s…
Court Conviction Under National Security Law Sparks Rights Concerns
Hong Kong, China (HRNW)- A Hong Kong court has convicted a relative of a pro-democracy activist under the territory’s national security legislation, drawing renewed scrutiny from rights observers. Legal analysts argue that the broad scope of the law continues to impact families and associates of political activists. Human rights defenders warn that such cases may…
Aging Iranian Oil Tankers Pose Major Threat to Marine Life Experts Warn
Tehran (HRNW)– Iran’s aging oil tankers are being flagged as a serious threat to marine life and coastal ecosystems, according to an international analysis. Experts have found that many of these tankers turn off satellite tracking systems to evade global sanctions, making them nearly impossible to monitor. Out of 29 Iranian tankers analyzed, half are…
BBC Report Highlights Rising Anti-India Sentiment Among Bangladesh Youth
Dhaka (HRNW)- A new BBC report from Dhaka has revealed growing resentment toward India among Bangladesh’s younger generation, bringing increasing anti-India sentiment into public focus. According to the report, many young Bangladeshis are rejecting what they describe as India’s political interference, influence in internal affairs, border-related violence, and hegemonic behavior in the region. The report…