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  • 700 Detained As Delhi, Mumbai See Electoral Roll Protests

    Sources suggest more than 700 demonstrators were detained during the protest. In Jaipur too, a protest was held by the AAP, demanding greater transparency in the SIR process.

  • Youth-led protests turn deadly in Morocco

    According to the World Health Organization , Morocco has fewer than eight doctors per 10,000 people—below This suggests GenZ 212 could now face the new and much more difficult challenge of translating their

  • Myanmar Steps Up Efforts Against Nationalist Monks

    nationalists Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy (NLD), which came to power more than a year ago as part of a transition away from decades of junta rule, has taken a decidedly harder line against Buddhist nationalists than the previous military-backed administration, earning cautious praise Buddhist nationalist movements, which proliferated amid religious violence that has plagued Myanmar’s transition Concerns remain about NLD government More than 120,000 Rohingya live in internal displacement camps since

  • At least 70 arrested in latest Colombia protests

    More than 40 percent of the country’s 50 million inhabitants are now living in poverty. It proposes better training for officers and sanctions for those who do not identify themselves when

  • Six civilians killed in CAR rebel attack

    President Faustin-Archange Touadéra was re-elected in a December 2020 election that saw a turnout of fewer than poorly-equipped national army since 2018, when Moscow first acknowledged sending personnel to help train

  • Number Of Sudanese Fleeing Surges As Aid Runs Dry, UN Says

    More than 400 people a day have been crossing into eastern Chad over the past week, a 20-fold increase all been hit by ⁠clashes between Sudan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces in a ​more than Almost 1 million refugees have crossed into Chad since the conflict began, more than 55,000 so far this

  • EU: ‘Return Hubs’ Risk Becoming Human Rights ‘Black Holes’

    responsibilities and shift them on to countries in the Global South that are already doing far more than in 2023, the UK Supreme Courtfound that Rwanda was not a safe third country for the UK to forcibly transfer

  • Myanmar: Temporary Ceasefire Brings Aid, Women at Risk

    to 20 million people may be affected by the earthquakes , women and girls – who already made up more than More than  100,000 pregnant women have been caught up in the chaos across central Myanmar, with 12,250 been hampered by a lack of funding”, he said on Tuesday, alongside disruptions to communications and transport

  • The faces of China’s detention camps in Xinjiang

    Two documents, from June 2018, are transcripts of speeches given to a gathering of regional cadres by Leaked transcripts include a classified speech given by the head of China’s Ministry of Public Security Image: Konasheher County PSB According to the leaked transcripts, described as “classified,” Zhao and Another document details security procedures that officers are told to follow when transferring detainees The bus convoy transporting them would be escorted to its destination by armed police.

  • Forced Sterilization of Canada's Indigenous Women

    The more than 600 Indigenous communities, known as First Nations, face significant health challenges Suicide rates among Indigenous youth are six times higher than their counterparts and the life expectancy of First Nations people is about 14 years less than other Canadians. Canada, said health centers serving Inuit women often aren’t staffed by Indigenous people, resulting in translation In Europe, forced sterilizations affected more than 90,000 Roma women in past decades in the Czech Republic

  • Country Report: Romania July 2026

    prosecutorial experience in this field, Romania should collaborate with fellow EU member states to train Romania’s Ministry of Education should launch a transparent investigation of Romania’s desegregation

  • Rohingya starvation is Myanmar's genocidal state policy

    This sequence – expulsion, appropriation of agricultural output, transfer of land to the national budget and to members of other groups – points to more than counterinsurgency and reflects the systematic destruction if another reasonable explanation exists, for example that the conduct was intended to deport rather than litigation is that The Gambia channels the food evidence through the “conditions of life” concept rather than

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