News Roundup (24-30 August)

About the author(s):

Sama is currently the News Roundup Editor (2026) for the Armed Groups and International Law blog. She holds a degree in International Relations from the University of Geneva (UNIGE), specializing in Swiss Law and International Law. Her thesis examined the role of the United Nations Security Council in the protection of civilians in Syria under international humanitarian law. Sama currently works with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) and is a member of the Swiss Society of International Law (SSDI) and the International Law Association (ILA).

Rwanda accuses DR Congo of supporting an armed group on its soil

Colombia: Armed Groups Expand Child Recruitment

Armed Druze group in Syria that has declared its allegiance to Israel prevented students from traveling to Damascus for their exams

What do we know about the Israeli-backed Palestinian militias looting and terrorizing Gaza?

Nigerian armed groups raise nearly $6 Million in ransoms, study finds

Gunfire, blasts in Niamey as soldiers mutiny in Niger’s capital

Why northern Mozambique’s surging violence is worsening displacement crisis

Kurdish-led SDF announces dissolution after merging with Syria’s military

Gang releases some women and children from group of 50 kidnapped in Haiti

Armed Opposition Steps Up Attacks On Taliban, Claims 50 In One Month

Saudi Arabia Warns of Possible Attacks by Iraqi Armed Groups

Video appears to show 600 people abducted in Nigeria mosque attack, residents say

Colombia’s new president approves extradition of rebel leaders to US

Minding the Gap, Properly: Conflict Classification, Protected Persons, and What the Geneva Conventions Already Require (Part I) – A Reply to Alexandria Virginski

Identifying NIAC Series – Introduction: From Armed Violence to Armed Conflict

The UAE’s Responsibility for Atrocities in Sudan

Recommendations for the upcoming 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council

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