War Crimes in the Shadows of the Strait The United Nations' latest report on human rights abuses in the Middle East has reignited a longstanding debate: who's responsible for the violence, and what does it mean for our understanding of war?
The report itself is a sobering reminder that even as we focus on oil prices or peace deals, the consequences of war are being felt by ordinary people on the ground. The U. N.
commissioned panel of human rights experts has found "reasonable grounds" to believe that two airstrikes in Iran, including one on a school in Minab, were indiscriminate attacks resulting in civilian casualties.