Human Rights Watch reports that activities by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund are linked to discriminatory practices against women and sportswashing. These allegations raise questions about the kingdom's commitment to human rights amidst its efforts to enhance its international image through massive sports investments.
Human Rights Watch reports that the Israeli government has adopted a plan worth <strong>$334 million</strong> aimed at expanding settlements in the occupied Syrian Golan, raising concerns within the international community.
Human Rights Watch has warned that Israel intends to implement a plan to relocate thousands of Israelis to the occupied Syrian Golan Heights, potentially constituting a war crime. This warning follows the Israeli cabinet's approval of a $334 million plan.
Human Rights Watch has unveiled severe violations against civilians in Burkina Faso, documenting the deaths of over <strong>1800</strong> civilians between January <strong>2023</strong> and August <strong>2025</strong>. The Burkinabe government has rejected the report, deeming it false.
Human Rights Watch has revealed a recruitment campaign targeting boys under the age of 12 by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, under the banner of 'fighters to defend the homeland'. This raises significant concerns regarding children's rights in Iran.
Human Rights Watch reported that Israel illegally used white phosphorus munitions on March 3, 2026, targeting homes in the town of Yuhmur al-Shuqif in southern Lebanon. This act constitutes a blatant violation of international law.
Human Rights Watch warns of an Israeli military escalation in southern Lebanon that could amount to war crimes, amid increasing military operations and a lack of accountability.
Human Rights Watch has accused Israel of committing war crimes in southern Lebanon, including the forced displacement of residents and destruction of homes. This comes amid international calls to halt arms supplies to Israel and hold accountable those responsible.