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Iranian Twin Sisters Face Severe Sentences Over Anti-Regime Protests
Taraneh Rahimi faces a death sentence and her twin Romina gets 25 years in prison following anti-regime protests in Iran.
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Thousands Protest in Assam Demanding Freedom for Rights Activist Pranab Doley
Thousands gather in Bokakhat, Assam, demanding the unconditional release of detained indigenous and human rights activist Pranab Doley.
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Twin Iranian Sisters Face Severe Regime Sentences Including Death Penalty
Twin Iranian sisters face harsh judicial penalties from the regime, including a death sentence for Taraneh and a 25-year prison term for Romina.
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UN Decision on International Day for Elimination of Child Marriage Highlights Global Efforts
The UN General Assembly designates November 27 as the International Day for the Elimination of Child Marriage, boosting global prevention efforts.
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Human Rights Commission Demands Investigation Into Alleged Punjab Custodial Torture
The national human rights body has requested a detailed report following allegations of custodial torture during a protest against drug abuse in Punjab.
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Canada Indian Student Protest Triggers Calls for Investigation into Enforcement Actions
Human rights organizations in Canada demand an independent probe into enforcement actions targeting Indian students, urging the suspension of removal orders.
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Sharpeville Massacre Survivors Launch Historic Legal Battle for Justice
Survivors of the 1960 Sharpeville massacre are taking legal action to seek accountability, restitution, and justice in South Africa.
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National Rights Body Demands Answers Over Instagram Child Abuse Ads
The national human rights commission has launched an inquiry into paid advertisements on Instagram that allegedly linked to child sexual abuse material.
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The Architecture of Action: Aung San Suu Kyi’s Philosophy on Progress and Persistence
In the realm of global political discourse, few sentiments have resonated as deeply as the rejection of passive optimism in favor of structured labor. Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel…
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Supreme Court to Hear Plea Challenging Police Excesses and Prohibitory Orders
The Supreme Court of India agreed on Friday to hear a Public Interest Litigation on Monday challenging alleged police excesses and the routine imposition of prohibitory orders during public demonstrations…
