Paris, June 18, 2025 (AFP) - Amnesty urges Iran, Israel to spare civilians in their conflict

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2025-06-18

Amnesty International on Wednesday urged Israel and Iran to spare civilians as their conflict escalates and alarm grows over the death toll. "As the number of deaths and injuries continue to rise, Amnesty International is urging both parties to comply with their obligations and ensure that civilians in both countries do not further pay the price of reckless military action," said the global human rights group's0 secretary general Agnes Callamard.......

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