Nepal’s political landscape faces fresh turbulence as former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli is set to be questioned by a high-level commission investigating alleged atrocities and misuse of power. Senior leaders across the political spectrum are expected to appear before the panel. This video breaks down the case, the accusations, the political implications, and what this means for Nepal’s governance and stability.

Nepal: KP Sharma Oli & Top Leadership To Be Grilled Over Alleged Atrocities 

In Sudan, the Doctor’s Union has accused parliamentary authorities of secretly removing hundreds of bodies from morgues amid the ongoing conflict. The union claims the move was an attempt to conceal evidence of atrocities committed during recent clashes. The revelation has sparked outrage among human rights groups, demanding transparency, accountability, and an independent investigation into the alleged mass removals.


Sudan: Doctor's Union Accuses Parliamentary of Removing Hundreds of Bodies

A UN fact-finding mission (FFM) investigating Iran's response to the 2022 protests has denounced the regime's actions as constituting crimes against humanity. Initiated in November 2022, following nationwide protests triggered by the death of Mahsa Amini in custody, the FFM's report has asserted that the Iranian government systematically violated human rights, particularly targeting women and girls.

UN slams Iran's protest crackdown as 'crimes against humanity'

Trigger warning: Some readers may find the story disturbing. Discretion is advised. Israel's government released the unedited and raw footage recorded by the bodycam of a Hamas terrorist during the October 7 attack so as to counter a "Holocaust denial-like phenomenon evolving in real-time.

Israel shares unedited footage of Oct 7 attack; Hamas militant boasts to parents 'killed 10 Jews'

A previously undisclosed correspondence showed that World War II-era Pope Pius XII had detailed information about the mass killings of Jews by the Nazis, AP news agency reported.

Newly unearthed letter reveals Pope Pius XII knew of Nazi killings of 6,000 Jews and Poles

Iranian security forces have killed a 27-yr-old man for 'honking' in celebration of Iran's defeat in the World Cup. Why are world leaders silent on such atrocities? Priyanka Sharma reports.

Gravitas: Decoding the western world's hypocrisy on Iran

The demise of Queen Elizabeth II has brought forth dormant criticism among the former colonies and their victims against the British Empire’s colonial atrocities perpetrated in African, Caribbean and Asian nations.

Queen Elizabeth II’s demise rekindles fury over British Empire’s colonial atrocities

An international cross-party network of legislators across the European Union, the United Kingdom, India, Australia and Canada have called on their governments to block investors from bankrolling firms perpetrating forced labour abuses in China`s Xinjiang province.

International alliance of MPs to blacklist Chinese firms over Uyghur 'atrocities'

In a viral video, Taliban’s atrocities have come to light in Afghanistan. A musician can be seen weeping as his musical instrument is being burnt by Taliban in Paktia province of the country.

Watch: Taliban’s atrocities continue as fighters burn weeping musician’s instrument in Afghanistan

The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum said in a report issued Tuesday that China had escalated its crimes against the Muslim community of Uyghurs in the northwestern region of Xinjiang and that it was “gravely concerned” that the government “may be committing genocide.

US Holocaust Museum says China ‘may be committing genocide’ against Uyghurs

Former Pakistani cricketer Shahid Afridi recently tweeted to the prime minister of Pakistan to speak up against the treatment meted out to Uighur Muslims in China.

Pakistan's deafening-silence on Xinjiang continues: Shahid Afridi deletes tweet on atrocities against Uighur Muslims

Abdullah Rasul has so little contact with his family in China that it took three months for him to find out that his father was dead. Like other Uighur refugees from northwest China, Rasul, 35, who now lives in Istanbul, knows that making contact with relatives back home risks them coming under greater scrutiny from the authorities, or worse.

China's crackdown in Xinjiang: For Uighur refugees, freedom means losing family

Minorities in Pakistan continue to face violent attacks. Reports have emerged from Sindh province in Pakistan where hundreds attacked Hindu community, desecrating temples and vandalising schools. Hundreds of protesters ran amok in Pakistan's Sindh province after the principal of a school, belonging to the minority Hindu community, was falsely accused of blasphemy and booked in the matter.

WION Dispatch: Atrocities on minorities in Pakistan continue

Atrocities on minorities in Pakistan continue, Hindu temple desecrated in Sindh

Hitting out at Pakistan government for "running" after Kashmir, a Baloch activist on Wednesday highlighted the atrocities carried out by state agencies against religious minorities in the country.

Baloch activist hits out at Pakistan for 'running' after Kashmir, highlights its atrocities against minorities

Atrocities against minorities in Pakistan is a matter of grave concern. The issue flared up after the forced conversion of 2 Hindu girls in Pakistan. Now the Indian government takes up the issue with Pakistan. Palki sums up the development.

Gravitas: Forced conversion of Hindu girls: India takes it up with Pakistan

Iran's foreign ministry spokesman Bahram Ghassemi said in support of Riyadh 'clearly and without question proves America's participation and responsibility in the atrocities committed by Saudi Arabia in Yemen'.

Iran accuses US over Saudi 'atrocities' in Yemen

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