Keywords: International humanitarian law


UK court upholds F-35 parts export to Israel amid legal challenges

The United Kingdom’s High Court has ruled that the government can continue exporting components for F-35 fighter jets to Israel, despite concerns they might be used in violations of international humanitarian law during the conflict in Gaza. In a 72-page decision issued on Monday, Judges Stephen......

Israel's Gaza aid blockade raises legal concerns

The recent blockade of humanitarian aid to Gaza imposed by Israel has sparked concerns over potential violations of international humanitarian law, according to statements from three European foreign ministers. In a joint declaration issued on Wednesday, the foreign ministers of the United Kingdom,......

Uncovering the Tragedy Israel's Use of U.S. Weapons in Attack that Killed Journalists Raises Legal Concerns

In a tragic incident on October 25, 2024, an Israeli airstrike killed three journalists in southern Lebanon, sparking accusations of a potential war crime. A recent investigation has revealed that the weapons used in the attack were American-made, raising serious legal and ethical questions. The airstrike......

Spain's Unwavering Commitment to Middle East Peace

Spain is determined not to remain passive in the face of the escalating crisis in the Middle East. To do so, as some might suggest, would not only be morally and politically unacceptable but would also challenge the very essence of the European project and the principles of international law and humanitarian......

Ukraine's Energy Sector: A Call for Investment and Resilience

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has taken a bold step toward rebuilding his nation's energy infrastructure, which has been severely damaged by Russian attacks. In a meeting with U.S. business representatives, Zelenskyy proposed a unique opportunity for American companies to invest in Ukraine's......

Morocco Affirms Commitment to Palestinian Support at Non-Aligned Movement Meeting

In a strong reaffirmation of its dedication to the Palestinian cause, Morocco's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, emphasized the nation's unwavering support during the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) ministerial meeting focused on the protection of civilians in armed conflicts. This commitment......

UK Halts 30 Arms Export Licences to Israel Following Comprehensive Review

In a significant move, the United Kingdom has suspended 30 arms export licences to Israel following a thorough review by the newly installed Labour government. The decision comes amid concerns that UK-supplied arms could be used in violation of international humanitarian law, particularly in relation......

Avoiding Europe, Netanyahu Seeks Safe Passage to the U.S. Amidst ICC Warrant Concerns

In a surprising move, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has opted to forgo a planned stopover in Europe during his upcoming trip to the United States, citing fears of a potential arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The decision comes on the heels of the ICC's......

Global Experts Convene in Rabat: Rallying for Cultural Heritage Amid Crisis

In a world where conflict and upheaval increasingly threaten our shared history, Rabat became the epicenter of a crucial dialogue on Tuesday. The Moroccan capital hosted an international symposium titled "Protection of Cultural Heritage during Humanitarian Crises and the Issue of Effectiveness,"......