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Military drone strike in Niger killed 17 civilians in January: HRW

  • An apparent Niger military drone strike killed 17 civilians, among them children, in western Niger near the Burkina Faso border last month, Human Rights Watch said on Monday
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US heading to ‘authoritarianism’, warns Human Rights Watch

By AFP ·

Human Rights Watch says Houthi cargo ship attacks amount to war crimes

By AFP ·

Tunisia using more ‘arbitrary detentions’ to stifle dissent: HRW

By AFP ·

Human Rights Watch calls on Pakistan to repeal amendment to ‘draconian’ cybercrime law

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Israel’s deprivation of water in Gaza is act of genocide – Human Rights Watch

By Reuters ·

HRW accuses Sudan paramilitaries of widespread sexual violence

By AFP ·

Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of war crimes over Gaza displacements

By Reuters ·

Human Rights Watch warned Syrians fleeing Israel’s onslaught on Lebanon could face repression

By AFP ·

Hundreds of war crimes committed in October 7 attack: HRW

By AFP ·

Burkina Faso suspends BBC, VOA radio broadcasts over killings coverage

By Reuters ·
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Why displaced Syrians in Lebanon face an agonizing dilemma amid mounting hostility 

By ANAN TELLO ·
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Human Rights Watch demands action against new Afghan defense minister

By Sayed Salahuddin ·

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