Making the World a Witness
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Atrocity documentation can reveal patterns of violence, preserve evidence, and support prevention and accountability. But evidence alone does not guarantee justice.
Read our latest analysis: thegenocidereport.org/dispat…
#AtrocityPrevention #InternationalLaw
Our latest #DispatchesFromTheField examines displacement, humanitarian access, accountability, and the warning signs that matter for atrocity prevention in Ethiopia.
Read: thegenocidereport.org/dispat…
The termination of TPS for Haitian nationals raises urgent questions about humanitarian protection and the risks of return amid Haiti's continuing violence and mass displacement.
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Renewed fighting in Yemen is driving displacement and further straining an already fragile humanitarian system.
Read our latest #DispatchesFromTheField: thegenocidereport.org/dispat…
#Yemen #AtrocityPrevention
Peace isn't declared once a year. It's built every day — through early warning, documentation, and accountability. On this #InternationalDayOfPeace, we're recommitting to atrocity prevention. #InvestInPeace
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On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we honor the people who enter the world's most dangerous places to save lives.
Humanitarian workers are not targets and must be protected. International humanitarian law must be upheld.
#ActForHumanity #IHL
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The Genocide Report retweeted
Independent @UN_SPExperts:
"We are deeply alarmed by information received describing a system of arbitrary detention, abuse, collective expulsions and trafficking of migrants, refugees & asylum seekers from #Tunisia to #Libya, with the involvement of Tunisian security forces."
The Genocide Report retweeted
Trump is worried about the International Criminal Court because he could be charged for the summary execution of drug suspects, aiding and abetting Israel's genocide, or obstructing justice by imposing sanctions on ICC officials. trib.al/ZY5s4lI
New analysis from Lara Kajs, “The Rule of Law on Trial: Reading Francesca Albanese's Gaza Reports.”
An examination of Francesca Albanese's Gaza reports and the legal questions they raise about accountability, occupation, genocide, and international law.
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If international humanitarian law protects civilians equally, why does accountability often appear unequal? TGR examines Gaza, Lebanon, civilian protection, and the credibility of international law.
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#InternationalLaw #IHL #Gaza #Lebanon #HumanRights
The Genocide Report retweeted
The debate is on.
🇨🇺 Cuba: 136
🇺🇸 U.S.: 9
The numbers don’t lie. An overwhelming majority of the international community has once again made it clear: ending the U.S. economic blockade against Cuba is an issue the UN cannot ignore. The world has spoken.
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Israeli soldiers are reportedly torturing Dr Abu Safya --a pediatrician, for God's sake!
Without strong pressure on Israel, these may could be his last hours.
@ICRCPresident
@DrTedros
A doctor who saved lives in #Gaza is now fighting for his own.
Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya - detained without charges for over 500 days- is reportedly being tortured & at an imminent risk of death in Israeli detention.
Abu Safiya is among 14 Gaza doctors (pediatricians, surgeons & other specialists) who remain detained without charge, many for more than a year.
Their continued detention deprives patients of vital care & further undermines Gaza’s shattered healthcare system.
Their release is essential to saving lives + restoring Gaza’s shattered healthcare system.
@DrTedros
Today we remember the victims of the 1995 #SrebrenicaGenocide.
Remembering means strengthening accountability, civilian protection, and atrocity prevention—not simply looking back.
#NeverForget #InternationalLaw
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As we celebrate Independence Day, we reflect on the enduring importance of liberty, justice, accountability, and the rule of law. Those principles remain essential—not only in the United States, but wherever civilians face conflict and persecution.
Happy #FourthofJuly
Today, we observe the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. We honor survivors and reaffirm the importance of accountability, justice, and human dignity.
#DayAgainstTorture #HumanRights
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As communities assess the damage of the earthquakes in Venezuela, humanitarian assistance, protection of human rights, and support for vulnerable populations must remain priorities.
Our thoughts are with everyone affected. 💙
#Venezuela #Earthquake #HumanRights #Solidarity
On World Refugee Day, we recognize the courage and resilience of millions of people forced to flee conflict, persecution, and violence.
Every refugee has a story. Every refugee deserves protection, dignity, and hope.
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#WorldRefugeeDay #Refugees
Today, we commemorate Juneteenth, marking June 19, 1865, when news of emancipation reached enslaved African Americans in Texas.
A day of remembrance, reflection, and recognition of the enduring importance of freedom, equality, and human dignity.
#Juneteenth #HumanRights
