The U.N. Human Rights Council condemned Rwanda’s support of rebel fighters in eastern Congo, leading to civilian casualties and displacement, and ordered a team of experts to investigate rights violations in the region. The resolution called for the rebels and Rwandan forces to cease human rights violations, allow humanitarian aid access, and created a commission of inquiry to report back to the council. The violence has resulted in thousands of deaths and injuries, with the U.N. urging rebels to lay down their weapons and seek mediation to end the crisis.
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Mum wins court appeal to stop daughter having to stay overnight with rapist dad
A mother successfully appealed to the High Court against a previous decision allowing her child to stay overnight with her father, who had raped and abused her. The court, led by Mr. Justice Peel, found that the father's history of coercive and violent behavior posed potential risks to the child, referred to as Amy. The judge reduced the father's contact to alternate Tuesdays after school and Saturdays, emphasizing that the gravity of the allegations warranted...
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