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The M23 rebel group is reportedly responsible for recent grenade attacks in Bukavu, resulting in 13 deaths and numerous injuries. Tensions arose during a political rally, leading to violence. The …
M23 Rebel Group Linked to Deadly Attack in Bukavu, Congo Read More
A survivor of Argentina’s dictatorship, Miriam Lewin, alongside photographer Giancarlo Ceraudo, investigates the Skyvan plane used in death flights. Their work uncovers vital evidence about the regime’s atrocities, leading to …
Uncovering Justice: The Skyvan and Argentina’s Dark Past Read More
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is initiating talks with U.S. President Donald Trump to repair strained relations, particularly regarding South Africa’s land reform policies and recent U.S. aid cuts. Ramaphosa …
Ramaphosa Aims to Repair U.S. Relations Amid Aid Cuts Read More
Ahmed Kamel, an Egyptian citizen, is at risk of extradition from Saudi Arabia to Egypt, where he faces potential torture and arbitrary detention. He was detained in Saudi Arabia following …
Human Rights Concerns Surround Extradition of Egyptian Citizen from Saudi Arabia Read More
Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister vows to return to UN climate talks, stressing the need for prioritizing forest conservation. After boycotting COP28 in Azerbaijan, he calls for accountability among major …
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Reaffirms Commitment to UN Climate Talks Read More
Said Ait Mehdi, leader of the Coordination of Earthquake Victims of Al-Houz, was sentenced to three months in prison and fined by the Marrakech Court. He faced multiple charges, leading …
Marrakech Court Sentences Advocate for Earthquake Victims to Prison Read More
Said Ait Mahdi, a Moroccan activist, was sentenced to three months in prison for leading protests against the government’s response to the September 2023 earthquake. His case has drawn significant …
Moroccan Activist Sentenced for Protesting Government’s Earthquake Response Read More
Said Ait Mahdi, a Moroccan activist, has been sentenced to three months in prison for leading protests against the government’s response to a devastating earthquake. His charges include defamation and …
Moroccan Activist Sentenced to Prison for Protesting Earthquake Response Read More
Desi Bouterse, former dictator and president of Suriname, died at 79. He rose to power in the 1980 military coup and later faced multiple criminal charges, including murder and drug …
Desi Bouterse, Former Suriname Dictator, Dies at 79 Amid Criminal Controversies Read More
Three family members in Brazil died after consuming a Christmas cake suspected to be laced with arsenic, with relatives noting a strange taste. Zeli Terezinha Silva dos Anjos, believed to …
Family Tragedy: Three Die After Consuming Arsenic-Laced Christmas Cake in Brazil Read More