#International Law

Three Indonesian UN peacekeepers were killed in southern Lebanon as Israeli strikes continue to hit the region. The new Israel-Hezbollah war, now one month old, is testing the limits of international law.

A drone strike on el-Daein Teaching Hospital in Sudan killed 64 people, including children and medical staff, during Eid celebrations. WHO confirms 213 attacks on healthcare in Sudan's civil war.

Trump said the US Navy sank an Iranian frigate—killing 104 sailors—because it was "more fun" than capturing it. What happens when justification disappears from the language of power?

CCTV footage showing explosions near Tehran schools raises complex questions about civilian protection in modern conflicts. As videos spread globally, what does this mean for international law and public opinion?

Six days of US-Israeli strikes on Iran have damaged hospitals, schools, and UNESCO sites, sparking fierce debate over civilian protection and international law compliance.

US-Israeli strikes on Iran during active diplomatic negotiations expose fundamental flaws in international legal order and raise questions about preemptive warfare legitimacy.

Former Philippine President Duterte's lawyers dismiss ICC charges as unfounded, claiming evidence is based on media pressure and emotional appeals rather than facts.

A new report reveals Israeli forces fired 900 bullets at a Gaza medical convoy, sparking international law debates and raising questions about protecting medical personnel in conflict zones.

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte refuses to attend ICC hearings for murder charges related to his drug war. A test case for international law versus national sovereignty.

Despite a November 2024 ceasefire with Hezbollah, Israel has conducted over 10,000 attacks on Lebanon, killing at least 108 civilians including 16 children, according to UN reports.

Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank are systematically forcing Palestinian families from their homes through organized pressure tactics, raising questions about international law and peace prospects.

Over 100 artists defend UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese as European governments demand her resignation over Israel criticism, raising questions about free speech and international law.