Venezuela has no political prisoners, election should be peaceful, AG says
Venezuela has no political prisoners, election should be peaceful, AG says
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Court charges at least 42 Ugandan youths over anti-graft protest
Court charges at least 42 Ugandan youths over anti-graft protest
Greek court OKs extradition of Turkish citizen who awaits asylum appeal
Greek court OKs extradition of Turkish citizen who awaits asylum appeal
Factbox-Key findings and recommendations from report into abuse in state care
Factbox-Key findings and recommendations from report into abuse in state care
New Zealand PM promises reform after inquiry finds 200,000 abused in care
New Zealand PM promises reform after inquiry finds 200,000 abused in care
Cuba passes law to revoke citizenship of government opponents
Cuba passes law to revoke citizenship of government opponents
Plaintiffs drop 5 climate cases at Europe's human rights court
Plaintiffs drop 5 climate cases at Europe's human rights court
Russia sentences journalist Zygar in absentia to 8-1/2 years in jail for army "fakes"
Russia sentences journalist Zygar in absentia to 8-1/2 years in jail for army "fakes"
Burnt by Gaza strike, Palestinian boy suffers agonising pain
Burnt by Gaza strike, Palestinian boy suffers agonising pain
Britain's climate change plan challenged in landmark court case
Britain's climate change plan challenged in landmark court case
France probed migrant communities to fight ISIS-K threat to Olympics
France probed migrant communities to fight ISIS-K threat to Olympics
Flight carrying 123 Malaysians evacuated from Bangladesh arrives home
Flight carrying 123 Malaysians evacuated from Bangladesh arrives home
Bangladesh accepts court ruling to cut state job quotas after unrest, eases curfew
Bangladesh accepts court ruling to cut state job quotas after unrest, eases curfew
Flight carrying Malaysians evacuated from Bangladesh to arrive on Tuesday
Flight carrying Malaysians evacuated from Bangladesh to arrive on Tuesday
Kentucky man charged with federal hate crime for threats to Palestinian American
Kentucky man charged with federal hate crime for threats to Palestinian American
Violence against Brazil's Indigenous people unabated under Lula, report says
Violence against Brazil's Indigenous people unabated under Lula, report says
Tanzania's president dismisses foreign, information ministers
Tanzania's president dismisses foreign, information ministers
Civilians suffering horrendous violence in Sudan conflict, MSF says
Civilians suffering horrendous violence in Sudan conflict, MSF says
Activists plan protests during Netanyahu's Washington visit this week
Activists plan protests during Netanyahu's Washington visit this week
Liberia’s House of Representatives to begin review of anti-homosexuality law
Liberia’s House of Representatives to begin review of anti-homosexuality law
Belarus's Lukashenko suggests political prisoners to help in storm clean-up
Belarus's Lukashenko suggests political prisoners to help in storm clean-up
Democracy remains at risk in Guatemala, says UN human rights chief
Democracy remains at risk in Guatemala, says UN human rights chief
Russia names pianist Evgeny Kissin as 'foreign agent'
Russia names pianist Evgeny Kissin as 'foreign agent'
Exhausted migrants arrive on beach in Spain's Canaries
Exhausted migrants arrive on beach in Spain's Canaries
Taxis, security escort help Indian students escape violence-hit Bangladesh
Taxis, security escort help Indian students escape violence-hit Bangladesh
Russian court jails US reporter Gershkovich for 16 years after convicting him of espionage, state media says
Russian court jails US reporter Gershkovich for 16 years after convicting him of espionage, state media says
Vietnam's Lam, a public security maven who could strengthen his grip on power
Vietnam's Lam, a public security maven who could strengthen his grip on power
UN rights office says 'anarchy' spreading in Gaza
UN rights office says 'anarchy' spreading in Gaza
UN experts urge Belarus to free Nobel winner Bialiatski from prison
UN experts urge Belarus to free Nobel winner Bialiatski from prison
Poland investigating crime against Belarusian opposition figure
Poland investigating crime against Belarusian opposition figure
French police arrest knife-wielding assailant on terrorism charges
French police arrest knife-wielding assailant on terrorism charges
France races to head off ISIS-K threat to Paris Olympics
France races to head off ISIS-K threat to Paris Olympics
Peru's Boluarte could be criminally responsible for protest deaths, Amnesty says
Peru's Boluarte could be criminally responsible for protest deaths, Amnesty says
US to give another $203 million in humanitarian aid for Sudanese
US to give another $203 million in humanitarian aid for Sudanese
Lithuania's parliament backs pullout from Convention on Cluster Munitions
Lithuania's parliament backs pullout from Convention on Cluster Munitions
Drug traffickers take hold in Peru's Amazon as Indigenous leader killed
Drug traffickers take hold in Peru's Amazon as Indigenous leader killed
How Iran's Khamenei elevated a little-known moderate to the presidency
How Iran's Khamenei elevated a little-known moderate to the presidency
North India eateries told to display employee names in Hindu holy month, sparking anger
North India eateries told to display employee names in Hindu holy month, sparking anger
Rights groups condemn bail denial to Zimbabwean opposition party leader
Rights groups condemn bail denial to Zimbabwean opposition party leader
Soccer-Israel must be suspended for violating FIFA statutes, human rights lawyers say
Soccer-Israel must be suspended for violating FIFA statutes, human rights lawyers say
Von der Leyen to propose new approach for border management and migrants return
Von der Leyen to propose new approach for border management and migrants return
In landmark ruling, South Korea's top court confirms state benefits for gay couples
In landmark ruling, South Korea's top court confirms state benefits for gay couples
Bernice Johnson Reagon, singer and US civil rights activist, dead at 81
Bernice Johnson Reagon, singer and US civil rights activist, dead at 81
Late French priest Abbe Pierre accused of sexual abuse, charities say
Late French priest Abbe Pierre accused of sexual abuse, charities say
Hong Kong journalist group head says she was fired by WSJ amid press freedom row
Hong Kong journalist group head says she was fired by WSJ amid press freedom row
Violence breaks out at Bangladesh anti-quota protests, government orders probe into killings
Violence breaks out at Bangladesh anti-quota protests, government orders probe into killings
