GENERAL15 Sept 2026
UN urges access for international investigators to Gaza after bodies found
The United Nations has asked that international investigators be allowed into all of Gaza to help gather evidence. This follows the recovery of more than 630 bodies from destroyed buildings since last November. The UN says the remains, mostly women and children, raise the possibility that war crimes were committed. It warns the bodies found may be just the tip of the iceberg.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The UN has called for international investigators to be granted access to all of Gaza to assist with evidence-gathering.
- UN rights chief Volker Turk said the remains of what appear to be entire families are being unearthed at locations pulverised by Israeli attacks.
- The Palestinian Civil Defence reported that more than 630 bodies and other human remains have been recovered from beneath destroyed buildings across Gaza since last November.
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