International rights groups condemn sentence as unfair and UN regrets imposition of capital punishment

Sheikh Hasina, tried in absentia at the country’s International Crimes Tribunal, was found guilty of crimes against humanity

Israel claims it is hitting Hizbullah targets and trying to stop group from rebuilding despite year-long ceasefire

Victims describe starvation, torture and ransom demands as Dutch prosecutors pursue justice against alleged trafficking boss

Italian and European authorities accused of funding and fuelling violence against refugees and migrants as a matter of policy

Families remember lost loved ones while navigating fears under new governance

Aida refugee camp has close links with Ireland thanks to ACLAÍ Palestine gym founder Ainle Ó Cairealláin

PM Nawaf Salam calls strike a ‘deliberate crime against civilians’ one year into Israel’s escalation of bombardments

‘Every day of inaction costs lives and erodes the credibility of the international community,’ says UN commission chairperson

From wineries to Airbnbs, settlers are expanding their footprint in the occupied territories as Palestinians face deepening restrictions

Journalists’ lives are not more important than those of other civilians, but when you attack journalists you stop the world from learning about what is happening

Two years ago, the UN said nearly 14,000 people were living in Nur Shams camp. Now, it is practically empty

Workers describe harsh conditions and sexual harassment but say economic collapse leaves them with few options

At least 190 media workers killed amid calls for investigation into actions of Israeli government

Through a virtual school, Ayda Elsayed Ahmed has taught 480 students in Gaza online