Armed Conflict

Geneva Conventions of August 12, 1949.
The Geneva Conventions apply in all cases of declared war, or in any other armed conflict between nations.

Sudan’s capital is dysfunctional
Basic services have been affected, vital infrastructures destroyed by air strikes and artillery shelling, leading to suffering of those still in Khartoum.

Gaza War & Sport
Some female boxers forced from their homes to tent camps in Khan Younis, are continuing their training in the midst of the bombing and destruction.

UN report on the torture of Palestinian prisoners
The embargoed report details accounts of torture, sexual violence, humiliations, and killing. It considers that Palestinians taken from Gaza were abducted and that Israel is ..

UK policy on Israel
Under the previous government, a Conservative one, the UK had considered challenging the right of the ICC to issue arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Israel’s ..

Sudan: Widespread Sexual Violence in the Capital
The African Union and the United Nations should urgently deploy a civilian protection force, and states should take steps to hold those responsible for sexual ..

UNSC on Sudan
Deputy Humanitarian Coordinator for Sudan, Toby Howard, will brief reporters on his recent visit to Darfur.


Trade in death
The report labelled it a global trade in death and that the existing arms embargo on Darfur is completely ineffective.

Sudan War/Addis Ababa’s meeting
Emirati state media says UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan has discussed the offer with chairman and Sudanese army chief General Abdel Fattah ..

Concluding Gaza Ceasefire Deal
Israeli Prime Minster issued a statement but did not specify location.

Efforts to halt Sudan War
Reuters reports Ethiopia’s PM Abiy Ahmed has offered to mediate an end to Sudan’s conflict. Emirati state news agency WAM reported on July18 that UAE ..