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Eight survivors of the Tigray conflict have accused 12 high-ranking Ethiopian and Eritrean officials of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The Tigray war, ongoing from 2020 to 2022, resulted …
Accusations of War Crimes by Ethiopian and Eritrean Officials in Tigray Conflict Read More
Niger’s junta has released around 50 individuals, including former ministers from the overthrown government, as per a recent national conference. However, the ousted President Mohamed Bazoum remains in detention despite …
Niger Junta Releases Ministers but Maintains Detention of Ousted President Read More
Minister Ronald Lamola highlighted South Africa’s dedication to diplomacy during the Annual Aziz Pahad Peace, Security, and Human Rights Dialogue. He stressed that the country will maintain its principled positions …
South Africa Reaffirms Commitment to Diplomacy While Upholding Principles Read More
Kuwait’s chief prosecutor has enacted a media ban on reporting related to a raffle draw manipulation case, citing concerns over national interests and potential harm to those involved. The inquiry …
Kuwait Enforces Media Ban on High-Profile Raffle Draw Manipulation Investigation Read More
Amnesty International has urged Argentina to ensure pensions for the elderly after the government declined to extend a pension moratorium. This inaction risks violating international law regarding social security rights …
Amnesty International Urges Argentina to Secure Elderly Pensions Under International Law Read More
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of South Sudan has raised concerns over escalating violence and political instability, particularly after clashes and the arrest of Riek Machar. Archbishop Stephen Ameyu Martin has …
Catholic Bishops Urge Action Amidst South Sudan Crisis Read More
Mozambique faces heightened tensions as President Daniel Chapo’s inauguration approaches, amid opposition boycotts and claims of electoral fraud by Venancio Mondlane of PODEMOS. The Constitutional Council’s ruling was disputed, prompting …
Tensions Escalate in Mozambique Ahead of Presidential Inauguration Read More
Indonesia is facing unrest through student protests following President Prabowo Subianto’s inauguration. Lara Bevan-Shiraz reports on national tensions and interviews Allesandro Bernama from the Indonesian Embassy. An exploration of Indonesia’s …
Indonesia’s Student Protests: Discontent amidst Democratic Aspirations Read More
Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan Mansur is collaborating with UK authorities to recover billions in stolen assets, as investigations reveal that associates of the former regime invested lavishly in London. Mansur …
Ahsan Mansur’s Pursuit of Stolen Assets: Aiming to Reclaim Bangladesh’s Wealth Read More
Ecuador’s Constitutional Court dismissed an appeal from the Warriors for the Amazon regarding the enforcement of a prior ruling against gas flares. Despite a favorable ruling in 2021, gas flaring …
Ecuador’s Constitutional Court Dismisses Warriors for the Amazon’s Appeal Read More