Human Rights & Public Liberties

Human Rights & Public Liberties

Newsletter
13 Jan, 2021

Gaza’s Tragic Present and Uncertain Future

A New Chokehold on Gaza

The ramifications of this closure are significant, halting vital operations that include the rotation of humanitarian personnel, medical evacuations, and the repatriation of individuals seeking…

3 March, 2026

The US/Israel/Iran War & The Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

Chef José Andrés, the founder of World Central Kitchen, emphasized the urgent need for daily food deliveries to ensure that vulnerable families, who are caught…

2 March, 2026

Humanitarian Crisis at the Rafah Crossing

The consequences of this blockade are severe: soaring levels of hunger, increased medical emergencies, and an atmosphere rife with fear. Aid trucks remain stalled at…

26 February, 2026

Ambush on Aid, Forensic Audio Links Bullets to Red Crescent Deaths in Tal al‑Sultan

The findings amplify allegations that humanitarian workers, who are protected under international law, were deliberately targeted.

25 February, 2026

Gaza Shelters, Smouldering Risks and Restricted Aid

Movement of aid remains tightly controlled, with 67 missions between 12 and 19 February, 43 approved and nine denied outright, and several approved missions impeded,…

22 February, 2026

Ramadan under Siege, Medical Evacuations and Persistent Shortfalls in Gaza

Aid pledges and ceasefire provisions envisaged 600 trucks daily, yet actual deliveries remain far below the target, forcing families to rely on soup kitchens and…

19 February, 2026

Trump’s Board of Peace, Gaza Reconstruction, and Geopolitical Fault Lines

The presence of controversial actors and the board’s semi-official status complicate coordination with UN-led mechanisms and risk fragmenting relief governance unless transparent standards and human-rights…

19 February, 2026

Gaza Ceasefire Violations, Shelling, Arrests, and a Fragile Return to Rafah

The human-rights imperative remains the protection of civilians, unimpeded humanitarian access and accountability for unlawful attacks and forced displacements.

18 February, 2026

Gaza Aid Flow, Constricted and Fragile

Restrictions on movement and inconsistent crossings imperil civilians’ right to life and humanitarian assistance, complicating protection needs during a fragile ceasefire.

17 February, 2026

Rafah Crossing Update

The crossing was notably closed on both Friday and Saturday, highlighting the inconsistent access. In the week following the partial reopening, local Gaza authorities reported…

12 February, 2026

Gaza Death Toll and Injuries

More than 580 individuals have lost their lives, and over 1,550 have been injured since the start of the so-called truce in October, as reported…

12 February, 2026

Medical Evacuations Amid Conflict and Blockade

Israeli media indicated plans to permit approximately 150 Palestinians to leave Gaza daily, prioritizing patients, alongside companions, through the Rafah crossing.

9 February, 2026