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Saudi-Led Strikes Against Children 'War Crimes': HRW
HRW is urging the United Nations Human Rights Council, which is currently in session, to return the coalition to its yearly "list of shame" for violations against children in war.
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After Yemen Funeral Strike, UN Rues Failure To Punish War Crimes
The top U.N. human rights official renewed his call on Monday for an international probe into possible war crimes committed in Yemen, saying the "outrageous" weekend bombing on a funeral showed that violations continued unpunished.
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Saudi-Led Coalition Denies Cluster Bomb Use In Sanaa
The Saudi-led coalition bombing rebels in Yemen denied today renewed accusations of dropping cluster munitions in the country after UN chief Ban Ki-moon said their use may be a "war crime".
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Use Of Cluster Bombs In Yemen May Be War Crime: UN Chief
The United Nations has received "troubling reports" that cluster bombs have been used on civilian areas in the capital of Yemen this week and warned that the use of such indiscriminate weapons could be a war crime, a U.N. spokesman said on Friday.
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Saudi-Led Strikes Against Children 'War Crimes': HRW
HRW is urging the United Nations Human Rights Council, which is currently in session, to return the coalition to its yearly "list of shame" for violations against children in war.
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After Yemen Funeral Strike, UN Rues Failure To Punish War Crimes
The top U.N. human rights official renewed his call on Monday for an international probe into possible war crimes committed in Yemen, saying the "outrageous" weekend bombing on a funeral showed that violations continued unpunished.
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Saudi-Led Coalition Denies Cluster Bomb Use In Sanaa
The Saudi-led coalition bombing rebels in Yemen denied today renewed accusations of dropping cluster munitions in the country after UN chief Ban Ki-moon said their use may be a "war crime".
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Use Of Cluster Bombs In Yemen May Be War Crime: UN Chief
The United Nations has received "troubling reports" that cluster bombs have been used on civilian areas in the capital of Yemen this week and warned that the use of such indiscriminate weapons could be a war crime, a U.N. spokesman said on Friday.
