Hong Kong — A Hong Kong court has sentenced Kwok Yin-sang, father of US-based pro-democracy activist Anna Kwok, to eight months in prison under the city’s national security law for
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Geneva — A UN-backed fact-finding mission has concluded that atrocities carried out by Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in El Fasher last October show the “hallmarks of genocide”, marking
Caracas, Venezuela – Venezuelan lawmakers have approved sweeping amnesty legislation granting freedom to hundreds of individuals imprisoned for political reasons over the past 27 years. The move, seen as a
Australia has firmly rejected calls to repatriate citizens linked to the Islamic State, as 34 women and children were turned back in a failed attempt to leave Al-Roj detention camp
Shocking confinement case in Bauchi as police arrest suspect and transfer matter to State CID for thorough probe Police in Bauchi have rescued a middle-aged man allegedly confined and kept
Family alleges torture while in custody; police launch full-scale investigation amid public outcry. Patrick Peresousdei, 24, has died days after being released from a Bayelsa State Police detention facility, sparking
Two Lagos-based activists, Comrade Hassan Taiwo, popularly known as Soweto, and Dele Frank, have been granted bail following their arrest over a protest against alleged illegal demolitions, forcible evictions, and
Nigeria’s National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has strongly condemned ongoing house demolitions and forced evictions in Lagos State, while also voicing deep concern over the closure of Onitsha Main Market
A 22-year-old Egyptian student at King’s College London (KCL) could be deported from the UK within days after the university revoked his visa sponsorship following his participation in pro-Palestinian protests.
A vast cache of leaked images has exposed the bloodied faces of at least 326 people killed during Iran’s violent suppression of anti-government protests, BBC Verify can reveal. The photos,