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A decade after the Yamayuri En massacre, Japan's worst postwar attack on disabled people, an opinion piece urges advocates to rethink their own moral assumptions. True support, it argues, demands humility and continuous self-questioning, not just vocal condemnation of the perpetrator.
An international coalition at the UN Human Rights Council warns that Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) may soon attack el-Obeid, endangering some 500,000 civilians. The statement, presented by Norway, cites drone strikes killing at least 50 civilians and calls for maximum pressure on both sides to prevent atrocities.
A family survived the Israeli airstrike meant to free four hostages in Nuseirat in 2024. Two years later, shrapnel, scars, and nightmares remain. The attack killed at least 274 people and wounded nearly 700.
Aya Shamaa lost her two sons, 51-day-old Ryan and 7-year-old Yaman, in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza last January. She condemns the global normalization of Palestinian children's deaths and calls for the world to see them as people, not statistics.
Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia, site of a February mass shooting that left nine dead, will be demolished and rebuilt in a new location. The decision follows consultations with survivors, families, and the community, with Premier David Eby promising a safe new school.
