White Phosphorus in Gaza and Lebanon: Human Rights Watch says Israel’s use of white phosphorus is causing horrific, lifelong burns and psychological harm, urging states to close legal loopholes and strengthen civilian protections. Gaza Health and Water Collapse: Al-Mezan warns bombardment and blockade have pushed Gaza’s health and sewage systems toward disaster, citing thousands of amputations, major injuries, and massive untreated sewage entering the sea. Saudi Strikes in Yemen: Yemen’s National Human Rights Authority condemns Saudi airstrikes across six provinces as violations of international humanitarian law and calls for UN action and accountability. Press Freedom Under Fire: The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate documents 84 violations against media workers in August, including arrests and attacks, as thousands remain detained amid reports of torture and medical neglect. Ukraine Returns Conference: Canada, Ukraine, and Norway will co-host a Toronto conference on returning Ukrainian children, detained civilians, and prisoners of war held by Russia. Tibet Crackdown: Tibetan activists and a journalist were detained in Delhi after hanging protest banners near the BRICS summit venue. Facebook Content Moderation Trial: Testimony in New Mexico focuses on how human review processes can delay removal of harmful content, keeping it online longer. Nigerian Army Abuse Probe: The Nigerian Army begins investigating allegations that a captain sexually abused and impregnated a 13-year-old deaf, non-speaking girl. Saudi Arabia–Yemen Human Rights: Yemen’s rights authority says it will keep documenting alleged violations and submit them for international accountability. Trans Rights at University: Batangas State University says it is addressing allegations of harassment of a transgender student at its Lipa campus, after reports of forced removal of personal items under a dress-code claim.