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Myanmar junta’s executions mark escalated rights suppression

Myanmar junta’s executions mark escalated rights suppression

Myanmar - Four prisoners of democracy movement in Myanmar, including former lawmaker in party of Aung Saan Su Kyi, have been executed by the junta in country’s first such use of capital punishment in decades.

Activists Protest Against Proposed Indiana Abortion Law

Activists Protest Against Proposed Indiana Abortion Law

United States - Indiana lawmakers are expected to discuss plans to tighten the state's abortion laws after activists protested against the proposed abortion law. The lawmakers will vote during the special session that starts July

How Shurat HaDin Is Accusing UNHRC For Favoring Palestinians In Israel?

How Shurat HaDin Is Accusing UNHRC For Favoring Palestinians In Israel?

Israel - An Israeli organization has gone to lengths to brand the United Nations HR Council (UNHRC) as a hate organization. In a letter that it has sent to America’s Deborah Lipstadt, the special envoy

Migrants being abused by a new Libyan force

Migrants being abused by a new Libyan force

Libya - A new Libyan force has emerged – different in being more brutal to migrants than the force from Libya that intercepts the migrants from African nations Libya to reach Europe through Mediterranean. A

UN court will hear Rohingya genocide case against Myanmar

UN court will hear Rohingya genocide case against Myanmar

Myanmar - On Friday, the judges at the United Nations’ highest court rejected the preliminary objections raised by Myanmar to a case alleging that the Southeast Asian country carried out targeted genocide against the Rohingya

Women do the lion’s share of domestic work, for no pay: Study

Women do the lion’s share of domestic work, for no pay: Study

Europe - Women and young girls do a lot of work without any payment. A survey, conducted by the Universities of East Anglia (UEA), Birmingham and Brunel, revealed that women do tons of unpaid work.

Assam’s tea plantation workers are working under dangerous conditions

Assam’s tea plantation workers are working under dangerous conditions

India - A recent grueling accident involving a tea plantation worker in Assam has exposed the ugly truth about the working conditions of these labors. 24 year old Moina Nayak suffered a “near fatal accident”

Crisis in Sahel region is triggering mass migration up north

Crisis in Sahel region is triggering mass migration up north

West Africa - Sahel region is not new to conflicts and crises. Burkina Faso, Niger and Mali have for years faced regional unrest and migration due to climate changes. The growing food insecurity has now

Kenyan police officers held guilty of killing of human rights lawyer among three others

Kenyan police officers held guilty of killing of human rights lawyer among three others

East Africa - Six years after the bodies of three including human rights lawyer, were found in a river, three police officers and one police informant have been found guilty of the killings by a

#WelcomeToCanada campaign’s first win: British Columbia ends jail immigration detention

#WelcomeToCanada campaign’s first win: British Columbia ends jail immigration detention

Cambodia - In a historic and big win for #WelcomeToCanada campaign, Canadian province of British Colombia’s Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, Mike Farnworth, announced today that the BC province will thereby terminate its