Day 430
March 25, 2026
10 documented events
- War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Foreign Policy & War
UNESCO raises fresh concerns about Middle East heritage
UNESCO raises fresh concerns over cultural heritage across the Middle East threatened by ongoing conflict, including sites in Iran and Lebanon.
From: Destruction of Iranian UNESCO World Heritage Sites in US-Israeli Airstrikes
- War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Complicity in Genocide
Strikes continue — death toll and displacement rising
Israeli strikes continue across Lebanon, including near Roman ruins. Nearly 700,000 displaced in Lebanon alone plus 85,000-90,000 who have crossed into Syria. Spain's PM warns Israel intends to inflict Gaza-level destruction on Lebanon.
From: 2026 Lebanon War — US Weapons Complicity in Mass Civilian Casualties and White Phosphorus Attacks
- War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Military Overreach
Negotiations underway but war continues
Trump claims the US is 'in negotiations right now' with Iran, though Iran denies direct talks. A 15-point peace plan is reportedly delivered via Pakistani intermediaries. The war remains ongoing with active strikes and counterstrikes.
From: Iran War: Crime of Aggression — War Launched Without Congressional Authorization
- War Crime / Crime Against Humanity Extrajudicial Killing
Strikes continue into 2026
A strike killing 4 people is reported on March 25, 2026. The campaign shows no signs of halting despite international condemnation.
From: Operation Southern Spear: Lethal Drone Strikes on Caribbean and Pacific Drug Boats
- Critical Rights and Rule-of-Law Concern Deportation & Immigration
Eighth Circuit endorses no-bond position
The 8th Circuit became the second appellate court to endorse the administration's position that some immigrants can be detained without bond hearings.
From: Systematic Elimination of Bond Hearings and Indefinite Immigration Detention
- Serious Rights Violation Foreign Policy & War
ProPublica documents timeline of dismantlement and consequences
ProPublica reported that the civilian harm program was dismantled months before the Iran war, directly connecting the institutional gap to civilian casualties.
From: Dismantlement of Pentagon Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response Program
- Serious Rights Violation Deportation & Immigration
Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Noem v. Al Otro Lado
The Supreme Court hears oral arguments on whether migrants must physically cross the border before gaining the legal right to apply for asylum. A majority of conservative justices signal they are likely to side with the Trump administration's interpretation that asylum seekers can be turned away at the border.
- Serious Rights Violation Federal Dismantlement
Environmental groups and 24 states sue over emissions rollback
A coalition of environmental organizations and state attorneys general file suit challenging the EPA's rollback of emissions standards, arguing the actions violate the Clean Air Act and endanger public health.
- Critical Rights and Rule-of-Law Concern Deportation & Immigration
DHS data reveals scope: 363 deported, 16 miscarriages
DHS data obtained by journalists reveals that 363 pregnant, postpartum, and nursing immigrants were deported between January 2025 and February 2026, with 16 miscarriages recorded.
From: Deportation and Medical Neglect of Pregnant Women in ICE Custody
- Major Abuse of Power Federal Dismantlement
WHO announces plan to cut 2,300 jobs
Facing the loss of its largest funder, the WHO announces plans to cut approximately 2,300 positions — a quarter of its entire workforce — by summer 2026. The cuts will affect disease surveillance, outbreak response, and health programs worldwide, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.
From: US Withdrawal from the World Health Organization — Dismantling Global Pandemic Preparedness