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  • Police Enforces Dresscode Again in Iran

    By Vivian Yee and Leily Nikounazar Iran is once again deploying police officers on the streets to enforce Months into the protests , Iran quietly withdrew the morality police from the streets in an apparent A spokesman for Iran’s police force, Gen. That evening, several photos of police officers and the white vans they use to transport detainees to Shiva, 44, a translator in Tehran who asked to be identified only by her first name to avoid legal repercussions

  • Iran’s repression amounts to crimes against humanity: UN

    Markus Schreiber/AP By Eve Brennan and Jomana Karadsheh CNN — Iran’s “repression of peaceful protests It cited a report by the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Islamic Republic of Iran set up by the UN Human Rights Council to look at claims of deteriorating human rights conditions in Iran Protests erupted across Iran again in September last year on the first anniversary of her death. the mission found, adding that victims face a justice system lacking “independence, transparency and

  • Iran Orders Attack on Israel after Haniya's Death

    , as Iran once again balances showing strength against the risk of escalation. morning, shortly after Iran announced that Mr. Haniyeh, who was in Tehran for the inauguration of Iran’s new president. to defend itself against a transgression on its sovereignty. “Iran likely believes it has no choice other than retaliating to deter further Israeli attacks, defend

  • More than 30 killed in latest attack in Darfur, Sudan

    Forces (RSF) have again attacked el-Fasher city in the western Darfur region of Sudan, killing more than For over a year, the RSF has sought to wrest control of el-Fasher, located more than 800km (500 miles El-Fasher is estimated to be home to more than one million people, including hundreds of thousands of Aid ‘dangerously restricted’ The latest violence comes less than a week after a two-day attack by the To date, more than 24,000 people have been killed in the fighting, according to the UN, although activists

  • New Crackdown Over Dresscode in Iran

    This is a locator map for Iran with its capital, Tehran. Digikala, informally known as “Iran’s Amazon,” appears to have run afoul of the rules by posting pictures The company boasts more than 40 million active monthly users and hosts over 300,000 merchants. The website of Iran’s Hamshahri daily, which is affiliated with the municipality of the capital, Tehran The website of Iran’s judiciary said court cases had been filed in connection with the photos, without

  • The Sahel: More terror deaths than rest of world combined

    "Their work is to train and support the local armies to be able to counter the insurgency in the region

  • Iran heads to presidential run-off on July 5

    Graphic displaying vote totals for each candidate for Iran's Presidency By Maziar Motamedi Tehran, Iran – The snap presidential election in Iran is heading into a run-off next week after reformist-backed Only 40 percent of more than 61 million eligible Iranians voted, the Ministry of Interior said on Saturday numbers from election headquarters at the ministry showed that the moderate Pezeshkian received more than 10.41 million votes from a total of more than 24.5 million ballots counted, trailed by former nuclear

  • Japan’s Government Should Stop Training Myanmar’s Military

    Japan’s defence ministry claims the program, which includes combat training, will inspire change from All this begs the question: why does the Japanese government continue to train the Myanmar military? The Tatmadaw, along with other Myanmar security forces, has since the coup killed more than 1,400 people In addition to the cadets, two Tatmadaw officers are being trained at the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Training, Evaluation, Research and Development Command, and at the Japan Air Self-Defense Force Command

  • More Than 70 Killed in Fighting in Western Myanmar

    By Austin Ramzy More than 70 people were killed on Friday in clashes between militants and security

  • 95 Libyans Arrested in Suspected Military Training Camp

    JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South African police arrested 95 Libyan nationals in a raid on a suspected secret military training post on the social media site X that the Libyans stated they had entered the country on study visas to train as security guards, but police investigations suggest they have received military training. were they being trained for and why that training is happening here in South Africa. “The kind of equipment we found here shows that there was intense military training taking place here

  • Libya: Families Trapped as Militias Clash in City of Zawiya

    western city of Zawiya was once again the site of armed clashes between rival militias with civilians trapped broke out between armed groups in Libya’s western city of Zawiya between armed groups late on Tuesday, trapping

  • Zimbabwe: Statelessness crisis traps hundreds of thousands in limbo

    16 April 2021, 05:49 UTC Amnesty International/Tsvangirai Mukwazhi Hundreds of thousands of people trapped

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