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The author wrote that in South Sudan, oil is worth billions, but hospitals lack medicines, healthcare workers are waiting for their salaries, and children are digging in gold mines. He added that there is gunfire outside and reported that he went into the forest with AMREF Italy to see what is happening and who is speculating. https://t.co/Bny4C9cG0P #Sudan #Salute #DirittiUmani #SS (translated)

According to the post, in September 2012, Navi Pillay described Charlie Hebdo as "doubly irresponsible" for publishing the cartoons. She had described the caricatures as seductive and deliberately provocative and stated that she understood why people wanted to protest strongly against them. (translated)

In the post, the author condemned the Houthi attacks that had struck the airport in Riyadh, expressing solidarity with Saudi Arabia and the families of the victims, and wishing a swift recovery to the wounded. He also stated that attacks against civilians and civilian infrastructure were unacceptable and must cease. #ArabiaSaudita #Pace #DirittiUmani #SA (translated)

The author of the post wrote that Luigi Manconi had given a voice to the suffering of Ukrainian children who, according to him, had been kidnapped, subjected to reprogramming by the regime, and separated from their families and their lives. https://t.co/iGoQdq5aqb #Ucraina #DirittiUmani #Infanzia #UA (translated)

Rosario Aitala, deputy president of the International Criminal Court, told Corriere della Sera that the sanctions announced by the United States were preventing judges from carrying out both public and private activities, and that for many of them, the effects were already in place. He reported that they were subjected to measures similar to those reserved for terrorists: revoked credit cards, closed bank accounts, and canceled insurance contracts, with some companies refusing to reimburse medical expenses. According to Aitala, many apps on their phones had stopped working and it was forbidden to book hotels or flights through platforms. As an example, he recounted that Alexa no longer responded to a colleague after he asked her to play blues music. Another European colleague, he added, had booked a room in his own country through a European platform and, after half an hour, received an email ordering him not to try again. #Giustizia #Sanzioni #DirittiUmani (translated)

Gyruum had reported that someone had defaced the Cathedral of Turin with the letter "Z" and a slogan praising the Russian victory. He had claimed that the slogan recalled destroyed cities, kidnapped children, and killed civilians, and he had associated it with the Russian war and those who supported it. He had also urged people to think about how an Ukrainian child fleeing the war might feel. Addressing Twitorino, he had asked for the writing to be removed soon, stating that it desecrated a symbolic place of the city and hurt those suffering from the war, who had lost everything or continued to fight to live in peace. #Torino #Pace #DirittiUmani (translated)

The author wrote that a search through MetaAI confirmed Navi Pillay's decision to leave the seat empty at the ceremony for the awarding of the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize to Liu Xiaobo, a Chinese dissident and activist. He called the choice shameful and attributed it to an act of deference towards communist China. #Nobel #DirittiUmani #Cina #CN (translated)

Rula Jebreal wrote that, in her opinion, there was an attempt underway to dismantle the legacies of the Allied victory over Nazi fascism, starting with international criminal justice, which was born in Nuremberg and is today represented by the International Criminal Court. She called the comment attributed to Israel regarding the Nobel to Navi Pillay, stating that "Joseph Goebbels is applauding from hell," a "grotesque reversal of history." Jebreal argued that the applause should rather go to those who, in her opinion, were trying to dismantle international justice and ensure impunity for war criminals. According to Jebreal, the delegitimization of the courts was the first step towards replacing the law with the will of those in power, with democracy as the ultimate target. She also criticized the announcement of a live-streamed execution by firing squad of the perpetrator of the Fort Hood massacre, describing it as a transformation of punishment into spectacle and the state into a stage of vengeance. She concluded that, in addition to international justice, the principles of national rule of law were also under attack. #GiustiziaInternazionale #DirittiUmani #Democrazia (translated)

The article highlights the dramatic situation of Palestinian doctors detained in Israel, such as Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, who continue to provide care despite adversity, while calling for support to achieve justice and recognition of their rights. #MediciPalestinesi #Israele #DirittiUmani (translated)

The author had described Gaza and Palestine, in the context of what he called genocide and apartheid, as a "ferocious gift" that would reveal the nature of people and aspects that, in his opinion, a smoother diplomacy would have kept hidden. He then cited Navi Pillay, an 85-year-old South African jurist, referring to her as the Nobel Peace Prize winner for 2026 and stating that the day before, it had taken just a jurist like her. #Gaza #Palestina #DirittiUmani #ZA #PS (translated)

The author wrote that this year's Nobel Peace Prize had been awarded to a woman who, in his opinion, had dedicated her life to the fight against wars, injustices, and human rights violations, as well as to the defense of international law. He also reiterated his strong condemnation of the government's crimes. (translated)

Pope Leo XIV wrote that the death penalty was unacceptable because, in his opinion, it violated the inviolability and dignity of the person. He argued that the common good and justice could be upheld without resorting to capital punishment, citing effective detention systems that protect citizens and allow offenders the opportunity for redemption. #NoDeathPenalty #DirittiUmani #Giustizia #RispettoDellaVita (translated)

Maria Teresa Melì wrote that she learned that Alessandro Zan had voted against the inclusion of the Muslim Brotherhood among terrorist groups. She accused Zan of political opportunism and argued that he was seeking the favor of the Islamic community despite, in her opinion, the group executing homosexuals. #politica #dirittiumani #omosessualità (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that Trump’s United States wanted to bring society back to an age of barbarism. He defined the death penalty as barbaric and argued that turning it into a televised public event was a sign of a loss of civilization. He added that Ben Gvir wanted to do the same in Israel. #Israele #penaDiMorte #civiltà #dirittiUmani (translated)

The post’s author argued that the Meloni government’s declaration of unwavering support for the International Criminal Court was merely lip service. They claimed that Giorgia Meloni had blocked the Code of International Crimes in 2023, leaving Italy among the very few ICC members without a code to punish war criminals, 24 years after the court was created. #WarCriminals https://t.co/oaeYsO6vfE #GiustiziaInternazionale #DirittiUmani #CriminiDiGuerra #IT

On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, the author called for the resolution to overcome mechanical restraint, approved that week, to lead immediately to the establishment of a central database. He urged the government to take action and called for an end to restraints. #SaluteMentale #DirittiUmani #RiformaSanitaria #IT (translated)

The author wrote that, according to a report published Thursday by Physicians for Human Rights Israel (Phri), the intensive care beds in Gaza had increased from 103 in October 2025 to 104 in July 2026. He described the increase of just one bed as the result of a year of ceasefire. https://t.co/UVdHoZaXpl #Gaza #DirittiUmani #TerapiaIntensiva #IL #PS #IS (translated)