Day 420

March 15, 2026

6 documented events

  1. War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Foreign Policy & War

    Amnesty International condemns related threats

    Amnesty International states that Trump's threats to 'obliterate' Iran's power plants constitute a 'threat to commit war crimes,' as intentionally attacking civilian infrastructure is prohibited under IHL.

    From: Defense Secretary Hegseth Declares 'No Quarter, No Mercy' for Iran

  2. War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Foreign Policy & War

    Food security emergency across Gulf states

    70% of GCC food imports disrupted, causing 40-120% consumer price spikes. Retailers airlift staples to maintain supply.

    From: Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Global Energy and Food Security Catastrophe

  3. War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Foreign Policy & War

    Trump threatens to 'obliterate' Iran's power plants

    President Trump publicly threatened to destroy Iran's civilian power infrastructure. Amnesty International immediately condemned this as a 'threat to commit war crimes.'

    From: Trump Threats to Obliterate Iran's Civilian Power Infrastructure

  4. War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Foreign Policy & War

    Amnesty International condemns power plant threat

    Amnesty International published a formal assessment stating that Trump's threat to attack Iran's power plants constitutes a threat to commit war crimes, as deliberately targeting civilian infrastructure violates IHL.

    From: Trump Threats to Obliterate Iran's Civilian Power Infrastructure

  5. War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Deportation to Torture

    Washington Post reports deportees still held a year later

    Reporting confirmed that dozens of Venezuelans deported by the Trump administration remained in CECOT, some for nearly a year, with no clear legal process for release or return.

    From: Secret Deportation of 260+ Venezuelans to CECOT Mega-Prison

  6. War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Deportation to Torture

    One year later — deportees still incommunicado

    Washington Post reports that deportees sent to El Salvador a year earlier are still stuck, with no legal process, no family contact, and no prospect of release.

    From: Forced Disappearances of Salvadoran Deportees in El Salvador's Prison System