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Saudi Arabia Sentences Women’s Rights Activist to 5+ Years

In Saudi Arabia, authorities have sentenced prominent women’s right activist Loujain al-Hathloul to five years and eight months in prison…

US Representative Albio Sires warned that Ortega is “accelerating his march toward consolidating a one-party dictatorship in Nicaragua.”

Ferreira woke up at home in the city of Araçatuba, in Brazil’s southern São Paulo state, and found his car in flames in his garage,

On Friday a new change of weather is expected with the arrival of a cold front to the west of the country. Rains are expected during the day.

An unidentified individual on a motorcycle approached Canelas’ car while he was parked outside a convenience store and shot him dead.

In Canada, exiled Pakistani human rights activist Karima Mehrab Baloch was found dead in Toronto this week.

A couple from Jamaica has moved out of a Philadelphia church after living there in sanctuary for over two years to avoid deportation.

The law bears the ironic title: “Defense of the people’s right to independence, sovereignty and self-determination for peace”.

Jose Miguel Vivanco warns that Ortega seeks to prevent the opposition from participating in the November 2021 elections

In India, mass protests continue against Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s move to deregulate agricultural markets. Over two dozen have died.