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The Trump administration officials were found to be discussing sensitive military plans on the unclassified app Signal. This breach of protocol was uncovered when a journalist was inadvertently included in …
Breach of Security Protocols: Officials Discuss Attack Plans on Unclassified App Read More
Wicknell Chivayo defends President Mnangagwa against war veteran Blessed Geza’s protest threats. Geza and his followers accuse Mnangagwa of corruption, prompting government security measures. Chivayo labels the protest as terrorism …
Chivayo Defends Mnangagwa Amid Threats of Protests from War Veterans Read More
Protests in Iran are escalating, with farmers in Isfahan demanding water rights, oil workers in Lavan seeking better wages, and families of political prisoners in Tehran opposing executions. This widespread …
Iranian Protests Highlight Demands for Justice from Diverse Groups Read More
Tunisia has announced its withdrawal from the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights, a move criticized by human rights groups as a significant regression in freedoms. The court had …
Tunisia Pulls Out of African Union Rights Court, Raising Human Rights Concerns Read More
The National Peasant Federation (FNC) is marching to Asunción to demand land access, an end to evictions, and supportive rural policies. Led by Marcial Gómez, protesters are critical of government …
Paraguay’s Farmers March in Demand of Agrarian Reform and Rural Support Read More
This article discusses the challenges journalists face in the Democratic Republic of Congo, including threats from both government and armed groups, leading to self-censorship and financial difficulties. Individual experiences of …
Challenges Facing Journalists in the DRC Amid Conflict and Censorship Read More
Chile has experienced violent protests as fishermen clashed with police over demands for greater fishing rights. Demonstrators were injured alongside police during confrontations in various regions, including Valparaíso, while blocking …
Chile Faces Unrest as Fishermen Demand Increased Fishing Quotas Read More
Artisan fishermen in Chile protested on March 25, 2023, demanding improved fishing quotas as the Senate discussed a crucial bill. Clashes with riot police occurred after demonstrators faced off with …
Clashes Erupt as Chilean Fishermen Protest New Fishing Legislation Read More
On the 49th anniversary of Argentina’s coup d’état, tens of thousands marched to honor victims of state terrorism. United under “Memory, Truth and Justice,” groups opposed President Javier Milei’s government, …
Massive March in Argentina Commemorates Victims on Coup Anniversary Read More
The U.S. deported over 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador, sparking protests from relatives who claim the deported individuals were misled. This action has become the center of a legal battle, …
U.S. Deportation of Venezuelans to El Salvador Provokes Outrage and Legal Action Read More