Lebanon’s Displaced Endure ‘Exhaustion and Despair’
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The framework agreement signed on 26 June between Israel and Lebanon blocked any legal action, but work was under way to identify and collect evidence of alleged war crimes committed in the country of the Cedar by Israeli forces since the military campaign launched on 2 March.
The UN documented "large-scale violations" by Israel in Lebanon, said in Beirut today the High Commissioner for Human Rights, warning in cases that may constitute war crimes.
At Least 375,000 Displaced as Israeli Attacks Continue and Casualty Toll Rises in Southern Lebanon - Beirut Today
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Lebanon released its latest flash update on the escalation of hostilities in the country. The report found that at least 375,000 people remain displaced as a result of the war. This figure is likely an underestimate, given that it relies on a mix of sources, including the Disaster Risk Management Unit and the International Organization for Migration. The number of people killed in Israeli attacks has reached 4,329, […]
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk: "The Commissioner’s Office is closely monitoring developments in Lebanon, particularly the Israeli attacks since March 2, with the aim of preparing a detailed report on human rights violations."
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