Day 411

March 6, 2026

5 incidents

  1. Critical Rights and Rule-of-Law Concern Foreign Policy & War

    At least 217 killed in first days of offensive

    Lebanon's Health Ministry reports at least 217 people killed in the first four days since the March 2 escalation. Democracy Now reports from Beirut on the destruction.

    From: 2026 Lebanon War — US Weapons Complicity in Mass Civilian Casualties and White Phosphorus Attacks

  2. Serious Rights Violation Extrajudicial Killing

    Body-camera footage released; grand jury had declined charges

    Hours of police body-camera footage and records are released after public records requests. Scripps News reports that a grand jury declined to charge Stevens the previous week and the Texas Rangers closed their investigation.

    From: HSI Agent Kills US Citizen Ruben Ray Martinez on South Padre Island; Federal Role Undisclosed for 11 Months

  3. Major Abuse of Power Corruption & Self-Dealing

    SSA inspector general opens formal investigation

    SSA's inspector general notifies congressional committee leaders that it is reviewing an anonymous complaint regarding potential misuse of SSA data by a former DOGE employee, including allegations that at least one database was held on a personal thumb drive and that the employee retained 'God-level' access to SSA systems.

    From: DOGE Employees Matched Social Security Data with Voter Rolls to Pursue Voter Fraud Claims

  4. Serious Rights Violation Corruption & Self-Dealing

    SSA inspector general opens investigation into DOGE data misuse

    SSA's inspector general notifies congressional committee leaders that it is reviewing an anonymous complaint regarding potential misuse of SSA data by a former DOGE employee, including allegations that a database was held on a personal thumb drive and that the employee retained 'God-level' access to SSA systems.

    From: DOGE Unauthorized Access to Treasury, OPM, and Social Security Databases

  5. International Crime (Rome Statute) Complicity in Genocide

    Emergency bypass of Congressional review for 12,000 bomb casings

    Secretary of State Rubio invoked emergency authority under the Arms Export Control Act to approve the sale of 12,000 1,000-pound bomb casings to Israel, worth about $152 million, as the US and Israel fought Iran (Malay Mail/AFP).

    From: US Arms Transfers to Israel During ICJ Genocide Proceedings