Gaza: Israeli Strike Killing 106 Civilians an Apparent War Crime
Governments Should Suspend Arms to Israel, Support ICC Probe
![In the rubble of the Engineers’ Building, Karam al-Sharif, an UNRWA employee, holds one of his 18-month-old twin boys killed in the October 31 Israeli airstrike on the building that killed at least 106 civilians, including 5 of his children and 5 other relatives.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/media_2024/04/202404mena_palestine_gaza_engineers_building_child.jpg?h=a5779a7e&itok=M3zWjhtb)
Governments Should Suspend Arms to Israel, Support ICC Probe
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Investigations Needed Into Indiscriminate Drone Strikes, Summary Killings
Authorities Refuse to Provide Information About Investigations
Movement Barriers Violate Political, Social, Economic Rights
Impartially Investigate Military’s Air Attacks; Compensate Victims, Families
Guarantee Fundamental Freedoms, End Arbitrary Detentions and Prosecutions
Sisi Wins Third Term in Uncompetitive Process
Evidence Indicates Civilians Deliberately Denied Access to Food, Water
Authorities Should Deter Attacks, Prioritize Accountability
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Systematic Crackdown on Organizing; Official Intimidation, Interrogations
UN Security Council Should Act to Protect Civilians, Punish Abusive RSF Commanders
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