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Janette, terminally ill with muscular dystrophy, chooses physician-assisted suicide in Switzerland, prompting deep family discussions about life and autonomy.
More than one million followers engage with the My Stealthy Freedom Facebook page, where women share images of defiance against Iran's compulsory headscarf laws.
In 1885, King Thibaw of Burma was exiled to India, where he remains entombed, marking the end of a thousand years of monarchy.
Two weeks before Christmas, Salvation Army street workers provide food, blankets, and support to individuals living on the streets of Toronto.
At the age of 16, Gena Turgel witnessed the German invasion of Poland and the subsequent confiscation of her family's belongings.
Afghan women's rights remain severely compromised nearly 15 years after the U.S. invasion, as the Taliban's resurgence threatens their dignity and freedoms.
Stephen, 53, fears losing his job and independence due to cuts in disability benefits that threaten his ability to afford a car for work and essential appointments.
A disabled individual lost 48 kg due to financial constraints and struggles with the lack of accessible housing and essential services.
Matilda Lindgren, program director at The In-Between in Salt Lake City, advocates for dignified end-of-life care for the homeless, addressing systemic barriers to healthcare.
Around 30,000 people participated in two rival protests in Athens, reflecting the deep divide over the upcoming referendum on Sunday.
Prince Philip meticulously planned every detail of his funeral over a quarter of a century, ensuring it reflected his wishes for no fuss.
A military school in Voronezh teaches boys traditional values and pre-revolutionary uniforms.
By 2014, the combined wealth of the 1,000 richest people in the UK had risen to 519 billion, illustrating the stark inequality in society.
President Zelenskyy demands justice for Ukraine at the United Nations General Assembly.
Frederick Douglass, the most photographed American, never smiles in his portraits for a reason.
