Two new reports from Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch reveal harrowing testimony of mass killings, sexual violence and forced displacement in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), underscoring the human cost of the conflict despite ongoing peace talks.

M23, Wazalendo fighters, as well as Congolese soldiers implicated in alleged abuses against civilians - Anadolu Ajansı

Amnesty International alleged 1,844 were killed in Nigeria’s South-East; the military denied involvement and urged independent investigations for justice.

Following denial by the Nigerian military that its personnel engaged in extrajudicial killings in the South-East, Amnesty International (AI) has said it has “concrete evidence,” including names and addresses of individuals,

Rights group Amnesty International on Monday accused Israel of enacting a "deliberate policy" of starvation in Gaza, as the United Nations and aid groups warn of famine in the Palestinian territory. Israel, while heavily restricting aid allowed into the Gaza Strip, has repeatedly rejected claims of deliberate starvation in the 22-month-old war.

Amnesty International has condemned the killing of no fewer than 13 worshippers in Katsina State and the brutal assault of a female corps member in Anambra State, describing the incidents as further evidence of Nigeria’s deepening human rights crisis.

Amnesty International UK claimed Gaza has the highest journalist death toll in modern history, prompting criticism for omitting Holocaust-era killings of Jewish journalists documented by Yad Vashem. Amnesty International UK drew criticism after arguing in a Tuesday post on X/Twitter that no conflict in modern history had seen a higher number of journalists killed than the one in Gaza.

Amnesty International this week called for the annulment of the convictions of 11 Christians in Libya sentenced to prison under charges ranging from “insulting Islam” to calling for changes in principles of the constitution by promoting Christianity.