London, United Kingdom – Web Desk: Amnesty International has sharply criticized global human rights conditions in its latest annual report, describing Benjamin Netanyahu, Donald Trump, and Vladimir Putin as “predators” pursuing political and economic dominance at the expense of fundamental rights.
The report states that Israel, Russia, and the United States are among the leading contributors to what it calls a deterioration of global human rights standards. It warns that an environment enabling “brutal behavior” has been developing over a prolonged period.
According to the findings, 2025 marked a significant departure from the international system established after World War II and the Holocaust—frameworks designed to safeguard human rights and prevent global conflict. Amnesty said this system has suffered severe setbacks in recent years, resulting in a worsening global rights situation.
The organization emphasized that long-standing international norms are being undermined, raising concerns about accountability, governance, and the future of human rights protections worldwide.
