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ICC Convicts Sudanese Militia Leader for Darfur Crimes Against Humanity

The International Criminal Court (ICC) convicts a leader of the militia in Sudan for crimes against humanity. The crimes were committed in 2003 and 2004.

EU Considers 1,500 Billion SEK Loan Plan for Ukraine

30 Arrested After Violent Riots in The Hague

Riots Erupt at Right-Wing Extremist Rally in The Hague

Stone-throwing, vandalism of party premises and a police car that was set on fire. It became violent when right-wing extremist demonstrators clashed with the police in The Hague in the Netherlands on Saturday.

Gaza's Children Face Desperation Amid War and Starvation

More and more young people who come to the Save the Children's center in Gaza express a longing to die. They used to wish for toys and schooling. Now they want food, water or to die, says Rachael Cummings, humanitarian chief for Save the Children in Gaza.

Israeli Soldiers Face PTSD and Suicides After Gaza Conflict

Yoni believed he was shooting terrorists, but they were children. Benny has lost count of how many he has killed. Now he has nightmares and wets himself. An increasing number of Israeli soldiers are taking their lives or being diagnosed with PTSD after having fought in Gaza. Thousands have left the army.

Spain to Support ICC's Gaza War Crimes Investigation

Spain will assist the court ICC's investigation into crimes against human rights in the Gaza war.

Aid Groups Urge Global Intervention in Gaza Crisis

Countries' governments must intervene in Gaza, urge leaders of 22 aid organizations. The statement comes after an independent investigation commissioned by the UN Human Rights Council, UNHRC, has established that Israel's warfare in the strip constitutes genocide.