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February 24, 2026 • 3 min read • Elena Vasquez

ICC's Historic Trial of Duterte: War on Drugs Under Scrutiny

The ICC examines Duterte's drug war, probing charges of crimes against humanity and its implications for international justice.

#ICC #Duterte #war on drugs

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Bulgarian Turks' Struggle: Unveiling Unresolved History

Deutsche Welle

February 23, 2026 • 3 min read • Elena Vasquez

Bulgarian Turks' Struggle: Unveiling Unresolved History

The Turkish community in Bulgaria faces an unresolved past of ethnic cleansing, highlighting ongoing issues of justice and reconciliation.

#Bulgaria #Turkish minority #ethnic cleansing

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Tragic Plight of Syria's Alawite Women: Kidnappings and Assaults

BBC

February 23, 2026 • 3 min read • Elena Vasquez

Tragic Plight of Syria's Alawite Women: Kidnappings and Assaults

Heart-wrenching stories emerge as Syria's Alawite women report targeted kidnappings and assaults, shedding light on sectarian strife.

#Syria #Alawite #gender-based violence

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Empowering Domestic Abuse Survivors with Female Tradespeople

The Guardian

February 22, 2026 • 3 min read • Marcus Webb

Empowering Domestic Abuse Survivors with Female Tradespeople

Female tradespeople offer solace in abuse refuges, ensuring comfort and safety for survivors.

#gender equality #domestic abuse #female empowerment

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Venezuelan Amnesty Bill Stirs Controversy Amid Global Tensions

The New York Times

February 21, 2026 • 3 min read • Sarah Al-Rashid

Venezuelan Amnesty Bill Stirs Controversy Amid Global Tensions

Venezuela's amnesty bill could release political prisoners, yet sparks international debate over its fairness and geopolitical motives.

#Venezuela #amnesty #political prisoners

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Venezuela's Political Prisoners: A Fragile Step Toward Freedom

Al Jazeera

February 21, 2026 • 3 min read • Sarah Al-Rashid

Venezuela's Political Prisoners: A Fragile Step Toward Freedom

Venezuela's government releases hundreds of political detainees, sparking hope and skepticism about the future of freedom and democracy.

#Venezuela #political prisoners #human rights

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Ukrainian Women's Harrowing Accounts of War Crimes Unveiled

The New York Times

February 20, 2026 • 3 min read • Elena Vasquez

Ukrainian Women's Harrowing Accounts of War Crimes Unveiled

Ukrainian women recount the sexual violence endured during the ongoing war, highlighting serious human rights violations by Russian soldiers.

#Ukraine #Russia #sexual violence

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Iran's Selective Internet Reinstatement Amid Continued Unrest

BBC

February 20, 2026 • 3 min read • James Chen

Iran's Selective Internet Reinstatement Amid Continued Unrest

Iran's internet access is partially restored post-crackdown protests, reflecting ongoing tensions and highlighting technological control as a political tool.

#Iran #internet #protests

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Gambia Seeks Justice: Jammeh’s Accountability Demands Rise

Al Jazeera

February 20, 2026 • 3 min read • Marcus Webb

Gambia Seeks Justice: Jammeh’s Accountability Demands Rise

Gambians affected by Jammeh's regime demand justice, fostering debate on international accountability.

#Gambia #Yahya Jammeh #human rights

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Iran Protests: Voices of Grief Amid Brutal Crackdown Revealed

BBC

February 19, 2026 • 3 min read • James Chen

Iran Protests: Voices of Grief Amid Brutal Crackdown Revealed

Iranian youth share harrowing accounts of witnessing friends die as protests face severe crackdowns.

#Iran protests #Middle East #human rights

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Syrian Alawite Women's Plight: Targeted Abuse Under Assad’s Shadow

BBC

February 19, 2026 • 3 min read • Marcus Webb

Syrian Alawite Women's Plight: Targeted Abuse Under Assad’s Shadow

Reports from Syria shed light on systemic abuse faced by women in the Alawite minority, reviving concerns over sectarian violence.

#Syria #Alawite #human rights

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BBC Returns to Tehran: Unveiling the Aftermath of Suppression

BBC

February 19, 2026 • 3 min read • Sarah Al-Rashid

BBC Returns to Tehran: Unveiling the Aftermath of Suppression

BBC's Lyse Doucet reports from Iran, uncovering lasting pain and geopolitical tensions following the crackdown on protests.

#Iran protests #Middle East politics #human rights

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ICC's Historic Trial of Duterte: War on Drugs Under Scrutiny

Bulgarian Turks' Struggle: Unveiling Unresolved History

Tragic Plight of Syria's Alawite Women: Kidnappings and Assaults

Empowering Domestic Abuse Survivors with Female Tradespeople

Venezuelan Amnesty Bill Stirs Controversy Amid Global Tensions

Venezuela's Political Prisoners: A Fragile Step Toward Freedom

Ukrainian Women's Harrowing Accounts of War Crimes Unveiled

Iran's Selective Internet Reinstatement Amid Continued Unrest

Gambia Seeks Justice: Jammeh’s Accountability Demands Rise

Iran Protests: Voices of Grief Amid Brutal Crackdown Revealed

Syrian Alawite Women's Plight: Targeted Abuse Under Assad’s Shadow

BBC Returns to Tehran: Unveiling the Aftermath of Suppression