IOM Supports Lebanon–Syria Cooperation on Border Management and Migrant Protection
IOM, with European Union support, brought Lebanese and Syrian officials together to strengthen cooperation on border management. The initiative emphasizes
Civil Society Groups Demand Release of Journalist Haidar Qandil in Egypt
CPJ and partner organizations have demanded the release of journalist Haidar Qandil and other Shi'a Muslims detained in Egypt around Ashura.
UN Expert Calls for Civilian Protection in Mozambique’s Counterterrorism Response
A UN expert has urged Mozambique and its partners to place civilian protection and human rights at the center of counterterrorism operations.
Taliban Accused of Forcibly Disappearing Six Afghan NGO Workers
HRW says six Afghan NGO workers supporting women’s and children’s rights have been missing since their detention in Kabul.
COP31 Stakeholder and Türkiye Pavilion Applications Close Today
COP31 stakeholder and Türkiye Pavilion side-event applications close today for civil society and other eligible organizations.
Amnesty Raises Health and Extradition Concerns for Azerbaijani Activists
Amnesty raises health concerns for two Azerbaijani detainees and urges Ukraine not to extradite activist Bahruz Hasanli.
Afghanistan Child Malnutrition Deepens as Nearly 600 Health Facilities Close
Afghanistan child malnutrition now affects 3.7 million children as funding cuts shut or suspend nearly 600 health facilities.
Afghan Women’s Rights Crisis Deepens Five Years After Taliban Takeover
Afghan women’s rights crisis deepens as UN Women documents mobility limits, worsening health and exclusion from education and work.
Japan Funds Three Months of Food Aid for 13,000 Displaced People in Cameroon
Cameroon food assistance backed by Japan will support over 13,000 refugees and displaced people for three months.
Aid Worker Attacks Surge as Drone Warfare Restricts Humanitarian Access
Aid worker attacks and drone warfare are restricting humanitarian access, leaving children without food, medicine and protection.