Sex Attacks Rampant in Sudan Report
Human Rights Watch accuses the Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese military of widespread sexual violence including gang rape and forced marriages. The group calls for a joint UN AU mission to protect civilians as 15 months of fighting continues, with over 11 million displaced.
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Human Rights Watch
Sudan
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African Union
Laetitia Bader
RSF
Khartoum
U.N
Venezuela election dispute as opposition cites tally sheets
Edmundo Gonzalez announced opposition proof of victory with over 70 percent of Sunday tally sheets showing him ahead of Nicolas Maduro by more than double. Machado and Gonzalez urged calm as protests ranged in Caracas, police used tear gas, and a gun incident occurred without injuries.
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Venezuela
Edmundo Gonzalez
Nicolas
Maduro
Gonzalez
Maria Corina Machado
National Electoral Council
United Socialist Party of Venezuela
Machado
Netanyahu vows severe retaliation after Druze town rocket strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed heavy retaliation against Hezbollah after a Saturday rocket strike from Lebanon killed 12 children in Majdal Shams in the Golan Heights. Hezbollah denied involvement while U.S. Secretary of State Blinken urged de‑escalation amid ongoing cross border fighting and diplomacy. Defense Minister Gallant said Hezbollah will pay a price as Israel strikes targets near the Lebanon border and mourners bury the victims, including 11‑year‑old Guevara Ibrahim.
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England
Southport
Liverpool
Merseyside
Serena Kennedy
Majdal Shams
Golan Heights
Benjamin Netanyahu
Hezbollah
Israel
Lebanon
U.S
Antony Blinken
Isaac Herzog
Matic
Gaza
Guevara Ibrahim
Netanyahu
Syria
Yoav Gallant
Nine Israeli soldiers questioned over detainee abuse at Sde Teiman
The Israeli military said nine soldiers are being questioned after allegations of substantial abuse of a detainee at the Sde Teiman facility. Protests erupted outside the base as protesters urged release of the soldiers amid a wider probe by the army’s top legal official.
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Israel
Gaza
Associated Press
United Nations Agency For Palestinian Refugees
UNRWA
Herzi Halevi
Hamas
Quad ministers pledge maritime safety and cyber defense boost
Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and U S Secretary of State Antony Blinken with Australian and Indian counterparts issued a joint stance on rising tensions in the South China Sea. They promoted a maritime legal dialogue, expanded partnerships, and increased support for Southeast Asia and Pacific island nations to bolster security and cyber resilience.
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Japan
U.S
Australia
India
Asia-Pacific
Yoko Kamikawa
Antony Blinken
Penny Wong
Subrahmayam Jaishankar
South China Sea
China
Beijing
Taiwan
Southeast Asia
Pacific Islands
Quad
U.N
Pacific Oceans
Indian Ocean
Kamikawa
Palau
Philippines
Blinken
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