Syria Grants Broad Access to UN Human Rights Investigators, Gains International Praise
The Syrian government has opened broader access for the Independent International Commission of Inquiry to conduct investigations into human rights violations within the country. This move allows the commission to collect evidence and provide technical assistance aimed at promoting justice and accountability. Qatar, speaking at the United Nations in Geneva, praised Syria's cooperation as a positive development that could enhance collaboration between international and national efforts to address human rights abuses. The ongoing conflict in Syria has seen widespread violations, and greater transparency could lead to increased global scrutiny and pressure on the government. The expanded access affects Syrians directly... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 13 Mar 2026 18:54
UK Condemns Myanmar Military for Escalating Abuses Amid Denial of Humanitarian Aid
The UK has expressed deep concern over the escalating human rights violations in Myanmar under military rule. Civilians are enduring indiscriminate airstrikes, mass displacement, arbitrary arrests, and widespread sexual and gender-based violence. The military is also accused of systematically blocking humanitarian aid, aggravating food shortages and denying critical medical assistance to millions of people. The military-led elections recently held in Myanmar have been condemned by the UK as neither free nor fair, undermining any prospects for legitimate governance. This situation continues to destabilize the country, worsening the humanitarian crisis and prolonging suffering. The UK reaffirmed its support for ASEAN's Five... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 13 Mar 2026 14:48
UK Condemns Russia’s Systematic Deportation of Ukrainian Children as Crime Against Humanity
At the 61st UN Human Rights Council session, the UK delivered a forceful denunciation of Russia’s treatment of Ukrainian children, citing a recent Commission of Inquiry report that describes widespread and systematic deportations as crimes against humanity. According to the UK’s Human Rights Ambassador Eleanor Sanders, these actions involve forcibly removing children from Ukrainian areas under Russian occupation and erasing their native language and culture. Children in these territories are subjected to indoctrination through replaced Russian curriculum and coerced into militarized youth organizations supporting Russia’s war efforts. This abuse not only threatens the immediate well-being and identity of thousands of... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 12 Mar 2026 13:18
