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(CNN) -- The US State Department has determined that five Israeli security units committed gross violations of human rights prior to the outbreak of the war with Hamas in Gaza, but is still deciding whether to restrict military assistance to one of the units under US law.

US determines 5 Israeli security units committed human rights violations before outbreak of Gaza war

Netzah Yehuda Battalion

Chemours and DuPont violated human rights when polluting drinking water with PFAS, according to the United Nations Human Rights Council.

UN says DuPont and Chemours violated human rights in NC, contributed to 'global toxic contamination problem'

US visits Fayetteville to announce first-ever limits on PFAs in drinking water 

The United Nations declaration specifically calls out Chemours and parent company DuPont for contaminating drinking water with toxic chemicals called PFAS disregarding the rights and wellbeing of downstream residents.

<p>DEGREES BY NEXT TUESDAY MORNING. WE KNOW WHAT A CHANGE. THANKS, KAT. SURE. TODAY WE'RE LEARNING SOME MORE DETAILS ON THE UNITED NATIONS DECLARATION THAT FOR EVER CHEMICAL POLLUTION IN NORTH CAROLINA VIOLATES HUMAN RIGHTS. &gt;&gt; WRAL, CLIMATE CHANGE REPORTER LIZ MCLAUGHLIN HAS BEEN FOLLOWING THIS STORY AND HAS MORE ABOUT WHAT IT COULD MEAN FOR THE RESIDENTS WHO LIVE HERE. &gt;&gt; THE UNITED NATIONS DECLARATION SPECIFICALLY CALLS OUT TO MOORE'S AND PARENT COMPANY DUPONT FOR CONTAMINATING DRINKING WATER WITH TOXIC CHEMICALS CALLED P FAST JUST REGARDING THE RIGHTS AND WELL-BEING OF DOWNSTREAM RESIDENTS. 7 YEARS AFTER A CHEMICAL MADE AT THE FAYETTEVILLE WORKS PLANT KNOWN AS GEN X WAS DISCOVERED IN THE CAPE FEAR RIVER. THE UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL SAID DUPONT INCOME OR CZAR CONTRIBUTING TO A GLOBAL CONTAMINATION PROBLEM IN A VIRTUAL PRESS EVENT TOXICS EXPERT WITH THE UN EXPANDED ON CONCERNS LISTED IN LETTERS SENT TO THE COMPANY'S THIS INFORMATION. &gt;&gt; SPREAD BY COMPANIES BECAUSE OF KNEE DUMPING AND POLLUTION. THE UNITED COULD CONTROLS THAT HAS AFFECTED PEOPLE'S ACCESS TO CLEAN DRINKING WATER POSING A RANGE OF HEALTH RISKS. SERIOUS HEALTH RISKS BECAUSE OF FAILURE TO ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY BY THE COMPANIES IN QUESTION. &gt;&gt; DUPONT REJECTS CLAIMS THAT IT BEARS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE FAYETTEVILLE PLANT, WHICH IT'S FUN OFFICE, PART OF A CORPORATE RESTRUCTURING IN 2015 COME OR STATED IN A LETTER TO THE UN THAT THE CHEMICALS IT MANUFACTURES ARE ESSENTIAL TO MANY INDUSTRIES AND IT'S TAKEN ACTIONS TO REDUCE P FAST EMISSIONS. MORRIS IS CURRENTLY MOVING AHEAD WITH PLANS TO EXPAND THE FAYETTEVILLE PLANT. THE UN ALSO ISSUED LETTERS TO STATE IN FEDERAL REGULATORS SAYING THEY ARE DOING ENOUGH TO HOLD POLLUTERS ACCOUNTABLE. THE U.S. GOVERNMENT HASN'T RESPONDED. PLEASE, THANK YOU. AND LAST WEEK, THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ANNOUNCED A FIRST-EVER. &gt;&gt; NATIONAL DRINKING WATER STANDARDS FOR P FAST. THAT WILL REQUIRE UTILITIES TO REDUCE</p>

UN says NC water pollution violates human rights

A group of independent researchers appointed by the United Nations Human Rights Council has accused Chemours of violating human rights by contaminating the environment with toxic chemicals


UN group calls out Chemours for violating human rights, polluting the planet & lying about the danger of PFAS

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More than 300 businesses have signed on to a statement from the Human Rights Campaign in a message to all the states considering the same kind of bills that are working their way through the General Assembly right here in North Carolina.

Triangle, NC-linked businesses remain relatively quiet on LGBTQ bills in General Assembly

Triangle-based businesses quiet on LGBTQ bills

A look at how North Carolina members of Congress voted over the previous week..

How they voted: NC congressional votes for the week ending Dec. 1

U.S. Capitol

Social media posts by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and multiple celebrities suggested that Iran had decided to sentence 15,000 people to death for protesting against the government regime. PolitiFact checks the claim.

Fact check: Did Iran sentence 15,000 protesters to death?

PolitiFact: False

Mahsa Amini died while in police custody for wearing a scarf improperly. A woman from the Triangle is bringing awareness to what happened.

Triangle group gathers to be voice of the voiceless amid protests in Iran

Local Triangle group speaks out against Iran's government

The United Nations General Assembly voted Thursday to suspend Russia from the Human Rights Council.