War Crimes at the UN: A UN fact-finding mission says there are “reasonable grounds” the US committed war crimes in Iran strikes, including a school attack in Minab, while also accusing Iran of crimes against humanity during crackdown on protests. West Bank Settlements: The Philippines urged Israel to halt the E1 settlement plan and rising settler violence, warning it undermines the viability of a future Palestinian state. LGBTQ+ Crackdown in Turkey: Turkey arrested dozens of journalists and LGBTQ+ activists and shut hundreds of social media accounts under obscenity charges, with rights groups calling it a major crackdown. Pakistan Rights Lawyer Case: Pakistan’s Supreme Court granted bail and suspended sentences for human rights lawyer Imaan Mazari and her husband Hadi Ali Chattha in a controversial tweet case, though they were later rearrested in another matter. Trans Healthcare Uncertainty in India: India’s amended transgender law has left some people facing disrupted hormone treatment, with activists warning the rules create fear and uncertainty in access to care. Haiti Massacre Details: A Haiti human rights network released new findings on the Kenscoff massacre, citing security failures and gaps in response as gangs attacked and kidnapped residents. Namibia Press Freedom Warning: A former Namibian human rights lawyer criticized alleged changes at The Namibian affecting editorial and employment practices, raising concerns for press freedom. Guantanamo Review: Abu Zubaydah, held for 20 years without charges after CIA torture, appeared at a Guantanamo detention review hearing, with his lawyer arguing he poses no security threat.