Iran Sentences Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi, Sparks Outrage
Iran's sentencing of Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi to six years draws criticism amid health concerns and geopolitical tension.
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Iran's sentencing of Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi to six years draws criticism amid health concerns and geopolitical tension.
Iranian youth recount witnessing deadly protests amidst severe crackdowns, shedding light on the harsh realities under authoritarian rule.
Janine di Giovanni highlights alarming state terror tactics in the US and Israel, reminiscent of regimes once criticized.
Amid Iran's internet blackout, a hidden massacre unfolds, revealing state violence and its aftermath. Explore the geopolitical implications of this unsettling event.
German activist Maja T. sentenced to 8 years in Budapest, sparking heated political debate with far-reaching implications.
Satirist Ghanem al-Masarir wins £3m damages after attack linked to mocking Saudi leadership, raising questions about accountability.
Activist Umer Khalid hospitalised after a hunger strike led to organ failure, highlighting the escalating risks faced by Palestine Action prisoners.
Two Chinese reporters face detention after exposing corruption, spotlighting the country's ongoing press freedom crisis.
Iran's government takes harsh measures against protest supporters with arrests and asset seizures, yet resilience persists.
Narges Mohammadi, a Nobel Peace Laureate, has initiated a hunger strike, protesting her imprisonment in Iran. This highlights ongoing human rights concerns.
Exploring allegations of abuse in Yemen's UAE-run secret prisons and the geopolitical implications.
A Nigerian couple is challenging age-old traditions to protect infants at risk in central Nigeria, where some babies are considered bad omens.