UN deputy rights chief urges U.S. reparations for Marshall Islands nuclear tests

The UN deputy rights chief publicly called on the U.S. to provide reparations for the legacy of nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands, citing intergenerational health and environmental harm. This marks a notable escalation in international pressure on Washington over a decades-old issue, though the U.S. has not formally responded. The demand could influence diplomatic discourse and legal claims, but immediate policy impact remains uncertain.