Crime
J&K Leader Urges Restraint Amidst Police Crackdown Post-Constable Killing
J&K leader M.Y. Tarigami condemns constable's killing, warns against mass arrests fueling alienation.
Tag: human rights
Crime
Lone Slams J&K Police Mass Detentions Post Terror Attack
Sajad Lone criticizes J&K Police for detaining 2,500+ based on outdated OGW list post-terror attack.
Legal
South Africa Faces Rising Xenophobia as Activists Target Immigrants
Activists in South Africa are increasingly using extreme measures to expel immigrants, leading to a surge in xenophobic incidents.
Conflict
UN Rights Office Urges Calm, Investigations Amid PoK Unrest
UN rights agency urges calm and probes into deaths amid PoK unrest ahead of elections, citing freedom of expression concerns.
International
Cuban Artist to Seek Exile in US After Completing Prison Sentence
Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara will go into exile in the US after completing a 5-year prison sentence, having been offered a visa.
News
Cuban Artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara Missing After Prison Release
Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara is missing a week after his prison release, sparking international concern.
News
Gay Mediterranean Cruise Denied Entry to Turkey and Egypt
A gay-themed Mediterranean cruise was denied entry to Turkey and Egypt, highlighting increasing official hostility towards LGBTQ+ people.
Conflict
Sri Lanka Prison Riot Claims Over Two Dozen Lives Amidst Unrest
At least 23 inmates have died in a violent riot at Sri Lanka's Negombo prison, highlighting concerns over prison conditions.
International
Iran’s Dual Approach: Global Diplomacy Amidst Domestic Repression
Iran projects global unity while intensifying domestic crackdown on dissidents and civil society, with thousands arrested since February.
Legal
Maduro Sued in US Court Over Alleged Police Killings
Five families have sued Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a U.S. court, accusing him of authorizing deadly police killings.