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Pope Leo vows not to be ‘bystander’ to human rights abuses

Pope Leo XIV has declared that he will not allow the Holy See to be a “silent bystander” in the face of human rights abuses and grave injustices around the world.​ Speaking to a group of new ambassadors to the Vatican, the pontiff said the Church cannot stand aside while people suffer from violent conflicts, political repression, deep inequality and violations of fundamental human dignity.​ He stressed that the Holy See will continue to raise its voice on issues such as wars, persecution, poverty and attacks on the rule of law, insisting that peace requires concrete action whenever human dignity is threatened.​ Pope Leo’s comments are seen as part of a broader stance he has taken since his election, which includes strong appeals for a ceasefire in Gaza, condemnation of abuses of power and a call for zero tolerance toward […]

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“I’m Most Qualified Candidate for ICJ Seat” — Nigeria’s Elias

Dr. Olufemi Elias, Nigeria’s candidate for the International Court of Justice (ICJ), asserts he is the most qualified contender for the vacancy, citing his combined background as an academic, United Nations Assistant Secretary-General, and judge. “My profile ticks all the boxes,” he told NAN, pointing to over 20 years at the UN, current service as Judge Ad Hoc at the ICJ, and work in high-level administrative tribunals for OPEC and the Islamic Development Bank. Elias contrasts his candidacy with rivals Charles Jalloh and Phoebe Okowa, emphasizing his unique experience in UN operations and direct judicial duty at the ICJ, in addition to scholarly distinction. The Nigerian government has mobilized support for his election, hoping to secure the country’s first presence at the ICJ since 1994. Elias, President of the Administrative Tribunal of the OPEC Fund and member of the Institut […]

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Israeli Parliament Moves to Annex Occupied West Bank Despite US Warning

Two controversial bills pushing for the annexation of the occupied West Bank narrowly advanced through Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, late Tuesday night, drawing sharp criticism from both the United States and Israel’s own leadership. The move has once again intensified debate over Israel’s long-standing occupation of Palestinian territories and its implications for regional stability. US President Donald Trump responded tersely to the development, saying, “Israel is not going to do anything with the West Bank.” His vice president, JD Vance, who is currently in Israel to reinforce the US-brokered Gaza ceasefire, went further, calling the vote “weird” and admitting that he found it “personally insulting.” The occupied West Bank, along with East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip, has been under Israeli military control since 1967. Over the decades, Israel has established hundreds of settlements in the area—illegal under international law […]

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Russia Attacks UN Aid Convoy in Ukraine’s Kherson Region

Russian forces have struck a United Nations aid convoy in Ukraine’s southern Kherson region, according to Ukrainian officials. The attack, which took place near the frontline town of Bilozerka, caused significant damage but no casualties. Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the regional military administration, said the Russian strike involved both drones and artillery.“The occupiers deliberately targeted UN OCHA trucks with drones and artillery,” Prokudin stated on social media. He added that the convoy consisted of four vehicles—one was completely destroyed by fire, another severely damaged, while the remaining two escaped harm. Ukraine’s Foreign Minister, Andriy Sybiga, condemned the attack, describing it as “another brutal violation of international law, proving Russia’s utter disregard for civilian lives and its international obligations.” A photo shared by Prokudin showed a white truck bearing the World Food Programme emblem engulfed in flames, with thick black smoke […]

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UN slams ‘systematic’ Russian torture of Ukraine civilians

The United Nations has accused Russia of subjecting civilians in occupied Ukrainian territories to torture, including sexual violence, in what it described as a “widespread and systematic” campaign. In a damning report released Tuesday, the UN rights office said that since Moscow’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, Russian authorities have carried out consistent patterns of serious violations of international law against civilian detainees. Investigators interviewed 216 civilians who had been released from detention in Russian-controlled areas since June 2023. Alarmingly, 92% reported torture or ill-treatment, providing consistent and detailed accounts of abuse. Methods described included: Severe beatings with batons and sticks Electric shocks applied to different body parts Mock executions and other forms of psychological abuse UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk condemned the findings, saying: “People have been arbitrarily picked off the streets in occupied territory, charged […]

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Iran Warns of ‘Everlasting Consequences’ After US Strikes Nuclear Sites

US Conducts Airstrikes on Iran Nuclear Facilities On June 21–22, 2025, the United States launched coordinated airstrikes targeting Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites—deploying bunker-busting bombs and Tomahawk missiles in alliance with Israel. President Trump described the strikes as a “spectacular military success” aimed at dismantling Iran's enrichment capabilities. Tehran’s Forceful Response Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denounced the strikes as a "grave violation of the UN Charter, international law and the NPT." He warned that such an “egregious act of aggression” would have "everlasting consequences," and called for an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council, asserting Iran reserves all legal rights to defend itself. Global Reactions at a Tipping Point UN Secretary-General António Guterres voiced deep alarm, urging de-escalation to avoid catastrophic regional fallout. European leaders, including France and the UK, stressed that resolving the crisis requires […]

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US may soon deport migrants to Libya – reports

The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to deport migrants to Libya for the first time, potentially using U.S. military flights. This move, part of the administration's aggressive immigration enforcement strategy, has raised concerns due to Libya's poor human rights record, including life-threatening prison conditions and political instability. While the exact number and nationalities of the migrants remain unclear, the proposed deportations face opposition from both Libya’s Government of National Unity (GNU) and the eastern-based Libyan National Army (LNA), which have rejected the plan citing lack of consent and a violation of sovereignty. The U.S. State Department has labeled Libya as unsafe due to instability and security risks. Despite these concerns, Secretary of State Marco Rubio indicated the administration's intent to broaden its deportation destinations beyond El Salvador, emphasizing a preference for distant countries. The administration has already deported 152,000 people […]

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