Core rules of humanitarian law governing wartime conduct
Saudi Arabia has championed an international pledge to empower women in cybersecurity and strengthen cooperation on cyber policy at a UN Human Rights Council session. The resolution, submitted by Riyadh’s Geneva mission, builds on a 2020 crown prince initiative and aims to boost participation, skills development and safe digital environments worldwide.
Several international missions call for rights protections as Israeli detention policies face renewed criticism. A Reuters-style synthesis indicates ongoing debates over administrative detention, ICRC access, and the fate of Gazan prisoners amid new IPS restrictions.
The WHO has documented more than 10,400 attacks on healthcare facilities, workers, and supplies since 2018, with 5,700 deaths and over 8,500 injuries in 29 countries. From Ukraine and Gaza to Sudan and Nigeria, healthcare services face heavy weapon strikes, facility destruction, and detentions, disrupting care and outbreak responses.
A year after the Aug. 25, 2025 strike on Nasser Hospital, whistleblowers and witness accounts challenge Israel’s stated rationale. Reports allege a pattern of targeting journalists and emergency workers, with calls for accountability increasing across rights groups and policymakers.
Defence Minister Katz has reiterated that there is no real solution for Gaza without migration, saying Israel is prepared to relocate Gazans by sea, air, or any method. Trump’s earlier proposals have been frozen but discussions continue as Washington weighs accepting refugees. Netanyahu visits a frontline post as Israel maintains its hold on the Yellow Line amid ongoing conflict.