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Venezuela Releases 13 Political Prisoners Amid US Tensions
The Venezuelan government freed 13 political prisoners, including opposition figures and activists, who had been detained for protesting the July 2023 presidential election results. Five received house arrest, while others were granted parole, amid rising tensions with the US.
Venezuela Releases 13 Political Prisoners Amid US Tensions
The Venezuelan government freed 13 political prisoners, including opposition figures and activists, who had been detained for protesting the July 2023 presidential election results. Five received house arrest, while others were granted parole, amid rising tensions with the US.
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Turkish Court Rejects Second Appeal Against Detention in İBB Investigation
İpek Elif Atayman, former general manager of Medya A.Ş., had her appeal against detention, filed June 12th, 2025, rejected by Turkey's Constitutional Court on grounds it was improperly considered as related to a previous March 23rd ruling; she remains detained since March 19th, 2025, as part of an I...
Turkish Court Rejects Second Appeal Against Detention in İBB Investigation
İpek Elif Atayman, former general manager of Medya A.Ş., had her appeal against detention, filed June 12th, 2025, rejected by Turkey's Constitutional Court on grounds it was improperly considered as related to a previous March 23rd ruling; she remains detained since March 19th, 2025, as part of an I...
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China-Africa Cooperation Promotes Right to Development
At a seminar in Addis Ababa, representatives from China and over 40 African nations agreed that China-Africa cooperation effectively advances the right to development, a fundamental human right, emphasizing development as crucial for realizing other human rights and opposing politicization of human ...
China-Africa Cooperation Promotes Right to Development
At a seminar in Addis Ababa, representatives from China and over 40 African nations agreed that China-Africa cooperation effectively advances the right to development, a fundamental human right, emphasizing development as crucial for realizing other human rights and opposing politicization of human ...
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300,000+ Australians Protest Gaza Famine, Demand Sanctions on Israel
Over 300,000 Australians protested nationwide on Sunday, demanding sanctions against Israel and an end to arms trade due to the declared famine in Gaza City affecting over half a million people, according to protest organizers and the IPC.
300,000+ Australians Protest Gaza Famine, Demand Sanctions on Israel
Over 300,000 Australians protested nationwide on Sunday, demanding sanctions against Israel and an end to arms trade due to the declared famine in Gaza City affecting over half a million people, according to protest organizers and the IPC.
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Frozen Pensions: China Blocks £1 Billion in Hong Kong Savings
Over £1 billion in pension savings belonging to British Hong Kong nationals have been frozen by Chinese authorities with the aid of UK banks, leaving thousands in financial hardship and fearing reprisals for trying to access their funds.
Frozen Pensions: China Blocks £1 Billion in Hong Kong Savings
Over £1 billion in pension savings belonging to British Hong Kong nationals have been frozen by Chinese authorities with the aid of UK banks, leaving thousands in financial hardship and fearing reprisals for trying to access their funds.
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Trump Administration Seeks Second Deportation of Salvadoran Man to Uganda
The Trump administration is pursuing the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda after he was wrongfully deported to El Salvador, then returned to the US. Despite his release from jail, the administration is determined to deport him for alleged human smuggling. This case has become a symbol of...
Trump Administration Seeks Second Deportation of Salvadoran Man to Uganda
The Trump administration is pursuing the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda after he was wrongfully deported to El Salvador, then returned to the US. Despite his release from jail, the administration is determined to deport him for alleged human smuggling. This case has become a symbol of...
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Salvadoran Immigrant Faces Deportation to Uganda Amidst Legal Battle
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national residing in Maryland with his American family, faces imminent deportation to Uganda after a mistaken deportation to El Salvador and subsequent human smuggling charges. The Trump administration plans this action despite a previous judicial ruling recognizin...
Salvadoran Immigrant Faces Deportation to Uganda Amidst Legal Battle
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national residing in Maryland with his American family, faces imminent deportation to Uganda after a mistaken deportation to El Salvador and subsequent human smuggling charges. The Trump administration plans this action despite a previous judicial ruling recognizin...
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UK Lawmakers Urge Reform of Anti-Terror Legislation Following Palestine Action Protests
Stella Creasy and Peter Hain criticize the UK government's use of anti-terrorism laws against Palestine Action protesters, advocating for legislative reform and clearer police guidelines on proportionality, citing the Crown Prosecution Service's code as a model.
UK Lawmakers Urge Reform of Anti-Terror Legislation Following Palestine Action Protests
Stella Creasy and Peter Hain criticize the UK government's use of anti-terrorism laws against Palestine Action protesters, advocating for legislative reform and clearer police guidelines on proportionality, citing the Crown Prosecution Service's code as a model.
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Failed Truce Exacerbates Gaza Famine
A failed truce in Gaza plunged the population into deeper despair and severe food insecurity, with 100 percent of people facing acute hunger and all children under five suffering from acute malnutrition, prompting condemnation of the blockade as a war crime.
Failed Truce Exacerbates Gaza Famine
A failed truce in Gaza plunged the population into deeper despair and severe food insecurity, with 100 percent of people facing acute hunger and all children under five suffering from acute malnutrition, prompting condemnation of the blockade as a war crime.
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Ukrainian Journalist Released After Three Years in Russian Custody
On Sunday, Ukrainian authorities announced the release of journalist Dmytro Khilyuk, held incommunicado by Russia for over three years, as part of a prisoner exchange that also freed seven other Ukrainian civilians, alongside soldiers, and that included the release of former Kherson mayor Volodymyr ...
Ukrainian Journalist Released After Three Years in Russian Custody
On Sunday, Ukrainian authorities announced the release of journalist Dmytro Khilyuk, held incommunicado by Russia for over three years, as part of a prisoner exchange that also freed seven other Ukrainian civilians, alongside soldiers, and that included the release of former Kherson mayor Volodymyr ...
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U.S. Aid Cuts Disrupt HIV Care in South Africa
The U.S. slashing of $427 million in foreign aid to South Africa has caused the closure of 12 HIV clinics, disrupting care for over 220,000 people, mostly sex workers and transgender individuals, who face discrimination in accessing public healthcare; experts warn of hundreds of thousands of new inf...
U.S. Aid Cuts Disrupt HIV Care in South Africa
The U.S. slashing of $427 million in foreign aid to South Africa has caused the closure of 12 HIV clinics, disrupting care for over 220,000 people, mostly sex workers and transgender individuals, who face discrimination in accessing public healthcare; experts warn of hundreds of thousands of new inf...
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Kmart Lawsuit Exposes Gaps in Australia's Modern Slavery Act
The Australian Uyghur Tangritagh Women's Association (AUTWA) is suing Kmart for potential links to forced Uyghur labor through its supplier, Jiangsu Guotai Guosheng, exposing weaknesses in Australia's Modern Slavery Act and highlighting the need for stronger legislation and enforcement.
Kmart Lawsuit Exposes Gaps in Australia's Modern Slavery Act
The Australian Uyghur Tangritagh Women's Association (AUTWA) is suing Kmart for potential links to forced Uyghur labor through its supplier, Jiangsu Guotai Guosheng, exposing weaknesses in Australia's Modern Slavery Act and highlighting the need for stronger legislation and enforcement.
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