Indian Activist Loses 9.1kg During 19-Day Hunger Strike
What happens when a protest meant to spark change begins putting a life at risk? That’s the question many in India are now asking as
What happens when a protest meant to spark change begins putting a life at risk? That’s the question many in India are now asking as
What happens when a church service suddenly turns into a police operation? Worshippers at one of China’s most closely watched underground churches found out firsthand
After years of house arrest and a conviction widely criticised abroad, Cambodia’s opposition figure Kem Sokha has been pardoned. Does this mark justice, or just
How safe are Chinese researchers in the US? That question is back in the spotlight. After the tragic death of Danhao Wang, a semiconductor researcher
What happens when a national hero faces accusations that could rewrite his legacy? That’s the storm now surrounding Ben Roberts-Smith—once celebrated as Australia’s most decorated
What happens when speaking out becomes dangerous? That’s the troubling question many Indonesians are asking after a shocking acid attack on a human rights activist.
Tehran is back in the headlines—and once again, it’s over the fate of a well-known dissident. This time, it’s Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi.
What began as a routine security tip quickly turned into a chilling scene. In eastern Libya, authorities have uncovered at least 21 bodies buried in
Iran’s leadership is digging in — but so are the people in the streets. As protests stretch into their second week, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali
Iran’s use of the death penalty is skyrocketing — and the numbers are staggering. Could the country be seeing more than just a routine rise?
How far will a government go to silence a voice it fears? That question looms large. Iranian authorities violently arrested Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges
Nigeria is reeling after one of the country’s worst-ever school kidnappings. More than 300 children and staff are now believed to have been abducted by
