Iran: Israel’s Oil Depot Strikes Endanger Environment, Health
Foreseeable Harm Caused by March 7 Attacks Likely War Crimes
On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel began military strikes on Iran, which then responded with attacks across the region, including against Gulf states and Israel. Hezbollah in Lebanon then began launching rockets and drones into Israel, and Israeli forces carried out numerous strikes across Lebanon. Over 1.2 million people have been displaced from their homes after the Israeli military issued displacement orders for areas covering nearly 15 percent of Lebanon’s territory. The conflict to date has killed or injured hundreds of people in Iran and in Lebanon, and people across the region. The United States, Israel and Iran have committed serious violations of the laws of war amounting to possible war crimes. All parties to the conflict need to adhere to international human rights and humanitarian law and ensure the protection of civilians.
Foreseeable Harm Caused by March 7 Attacks Likely War Crimes
Detainees Face Dual Threat of Government Atrocities, US/Israeli Attacks
Risk Harming Economic Rights Across the Globe
Scores of Civilians, Including Children, Reportedly Killed; Full Investigation Needed
Disturbing Disregard for Civilian Life in Escalating Middle East Conflict
Detainees Face Dual Threat of Government Atrocities, US/Israeli Attacks
Temporary Measures Needed to Protect Workers’ Rights
Admiral’s Condemnation of Iran Lacks Credibility Without Concrete US Action
Warring Parties Should Stop Dangerous Rhetoric; Prioritize Protection of Civilians