Delegations speaking at a Security Council meeting welcomed the surrender of a suspect in the Libya situation, urged Libyan authorities to provide further cooperation with the International Criminal Court, and said ICC deputy prosecutor Nashat Shamim Khan was twice denied a visa and could not brief in person.

The speaker said the OPCW Executive Council in July 2026 reinstated the Syrian Arab Republic's rights and privileges under the Chemical Weapons Convention, urged Syria to continue cooperation, and called on the Security Council to support efforts to identify and hold accountable those who used chemical weapons.

Antonio Mudares recounted visiting the infamous Sednaia Prison, described large‑scale abuses, and said a new committee will focus on missing persons as part of transitional justice measures.

UN representatives discuss Houthi detentions of staff and request specific numbers.

Investigation teams accumulate 284 terabytes of evidence to support prosecutions of Syrian regime crimes.

Seven Americans remain hostage in Gaza; four alive, three confirmed deceased, updates pending.

Legislators discuss funding amounts with Attorney General's office during hearing recess.

University establishes center to enhance staff training and streamline complaint responses.