International NGO Save the Children said around 800,000 young people in Gaza have "never known life without the blockade".
While economic and political sanctions against Russian aggression continue, arts and sports organisations are also imposing boycotts of Moscow.
The International Cat Federation has barred cats bred from Russia and those belonging to exhibitors living in Russia from future competitions.
After failing to prevent a boycott movement against the country, Israel is investing millions of dollars to reshape its image online.
The announcement comes after the US, UK, Canada, and Australia said they will not send any officials to represent their nations at the opening ceremony of the games.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations filed a lawsuit against the City of Houston on behalf of a business that lost its contract because it refused to pledge support for Israel.
A leaked foreign ministry cable reveals the Israeli government's aim to stir popular sentiment in the US and elsewhere against Ben & Jerry’s and Unilever.
The beloved ice cream company's choice to stop selling in occupied territories could pave the way for similar decisions from other major companies.
The three-day boycott by sports bodies is aimed at pushing social media giants to take more action against all forms of abuse on their platforms.
Amnesty International calls on Fifa President Gianni Infantino to implement “independent and regular” monitoring of all 2022 sites to detect and prevent rights abuses as Qatar says “progress is being made.”
The minister also referred to the US saying he was confident that Democrat Joe Biden's incoming administration would pursue policies that help regional stability and that any discussions with it would lead to strong cooperation.
Turkish President Erdogan urges European leaders to end "hate campaign" against Muslims and Islam led by French President Macron.
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