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Belgium has filed a formal declaration of intervention in South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the ICJ, joining more than a dozen countries including Colombia, Spain, Chile, and Ireland in supporting the court’s examination of Israel’s conduct in Gaza.
United Voices is condemning Israel’s killing of at least six people — including a baby — at a Gaza wedding celebration, calling it yet another blatant ceasefire violation and demanding President Trump and the Arab nations that guaranteed the ceasefire take immediate action.
United Voices condemns the deadly attack on a Jewish community in Australia, rejects collective blame, and calls for principled solidarity against all forms of hate.
Two mosques in the German city of Hannover were defaced with graffiti apparently in support of the Israeli military’s campaign in Gaza. The attacks are part of a documented and accelerating wave of Islamophobia across Europe that United Voices has been tracking — from Ireland to the Netherlands to France to Germany.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has confirmed that Israel was the world’s top killer of journalists in 2025 — for the third consecutive year. Israeli forces were responsible for the deaths of 29 Palestinian reporters, accounting for over 43 percent of all journalist killings worldwide. United Voices is calling on American and international media to break their silence.
When the Winooski School District in Vermont raised the Somali flag to show support for its Somali students after President Trump publicly attacked Somali communities in Minnesota, the school was immediately flooded with racist slurs, threats, and calls saying ‘We’re coming for you.’ United Voices is documenting what happens when a school tries to stand with its students.
United Voices warns that states cannot create their own terrorist designations and says any accusation against a civil rights organization must proceed through lawful federal processes and due process protections.
Britain Arrested Greta Thunberg Under the Terrorism Act for Holding a Sign That Said ‘I Oppose Genocide’
Greta Thunberg was arrested in London under the UK Terrorism Act for holding a sign reading ‘I support Palestine Action prisoners. I oppose genocide’ — part of a wave of 2,700+ arrests under a designation that a High Court would later rule unlawful.