military action

Amnesty International responds to reports that the USA will restrict visas for International Criminal Court personnel investigating US military actions in Afghanistan.

Quakers in Britain have issued a statement urging the UK government not to take military action in Syria and to work for peace instead.

Expressing alarm over the suffering of people Syria, in particular those in Raqqa and in other locations where fighting continues,the  UN Secretary-General  has called on all conducting military operations in the country to ensure the safety and protection of civilians and civilian infrastructure.

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has urged restraint to avoid any escalation of the situation in Syria, after the United States responded militarily to an alleged chemical weapons attack earlier this week.