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This week's editions of Human Rights Watch's Daily Brief covered: the US; Pakistan; Sudan; and Israel/Palestine.
Read more, and let us know what you think: https://www.hrw.org/daily-brief-archive
If you’re ever looking at a catastrophe or impending catastrophe and wonder which side is more to blame, the answer is simple: the more powerful side.
Whichever side in a conflict has more power has more responsibility for peace and the avoidance of bloodshed.
I know everyone is overwhelmed with multiple crises around the world right now, but please take 3 minutes to remind yourself of what may be the worst of them all - but probably gets the least international attention: #Sudan.
https://www.hrw.org/the-day-in-human-rights/2025/06/11?story=paragraph-10969
“Everyday peoples’ responses to violent government raids and arrests of suspected undocumented immigrants, peaceful protesters, and even legal observers, are being used as a pretext by the Trump administration to deploy the military in recent days in California. Trump’s dangerous actions should be condemned by US and international leaders.”
- Tanya Greene, US program director, Human Rights Watch
