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Richard Ratcliffe ends his hunger strike after wife Nazanin breaks hers in Iranian prison.
French sex workers protest a new bill criminalizing clients, raising safety concerns.
An individual reflects on their life after armed robbery incarceration, highlighting challenges of reintegration and the opportunity provided by Timpson for employment.
50,000 people have died in Gaza, as Gabor Maté calls for universal application of the 'never again' principle to protect all children from trauma.
China's garlic industry relies on prison labor, raising ethical concerns about sourcing.
Viktor shares his brutal experience of persecution in Chechnya for being gay.
LGBTQ+ Afghans face life-threatening dangers under Taliban rule, where being gay is punishable by death, as illustrated by the stories of four individuals.
Thirty-five people were rescued from a sinking boat in the Mediterranean Sea by activists responding to a mayday call amid a humanitarian crisis.
An Israel-made drone followed the aid ship Madleen, raising safety concerns for its crew just weeks after another aid vessel was bombed near Gaza.
Members of the Gaza Flotilla allege mistreatment by Israel and express frustration over the ongoing hostage situation, with only 40% released.
Children in Gaza have not attended school for six months and are using old educational books to create decorations for Ramadan.
In Gaza, parents are forced to feed their children boiled water amid severe shortages and a humanitarian crisis exacerbated by ongoing conflict and Israeli actions.
In Gaza, rescue workers deliver a baby amidst the rubble, highlighting the resilience of life and the dedication of paramedics in crisis situations.
Fighting intensifies in Kan Yunis, Gaza, amid a dire humanitarian crisis and Israeli offensives.
Children in Gaza express their fears and hopes amidst ongoing conflict, highlighting the pain of separation and a desire for freedom.
Ian Maxwell states Ghislaine won't cooperate with prosecutors, citing a flawed trial.
Ghislaine Maxwell faces court charges for aiding Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes against minors.
Ghislaine Maxwell faces justice as survivors recount their abuse and seek accountability.
The Global Sumud Flotilla, featuring participants from the United States and Canada, sails to Gaza to express solidarity with the Palestinian struggle for rights.
In Nea Manolada, illegal Bangladeshi migrants endure exploitation and harsh working conditions while seeking justice for unpaid wages amid Greece's financial crisis.
Protesters in Greece chant "Free Palestine" as they turn away a cruise ship carrying Israeli tourists, reflecting ongoing regional tensions.
David Remes criticizes the treatment of Guantánamo prisoners on hunger strike since February.
Thousands of leaked photos from inside China's Uyghur concentration camps expose police operations and the harsh treatment of detainees, contradicting official claims.
A four-year-old boy in Gaza suffers from eye cancer and is unable to receive treatment due to the ongoing Israeli siege on the region.
One young woman names her father as her son's father on hospital forms, using his lies against him to reclaim her power.
In 2010, Israel's raid on a flotilla attempting to breach its blockade of Gaza ignited widespread international controversy and debate over its military actions.
Students across the U.S. are protesting against violence in Gaza, calling for an end to what they label as genocide and urging the public to vote out AIPAC members.
A South African activist marches to Gaza to advocate for Palestinian rights, highlighting urgent humanitarian issues and the need for global solidarity.
The U.S. juvenile justice system allows for the arrest and imprisonment of children as young as 10, raising serious concerns about their treatment and conditions.
Mr. Kapos, a Holocaust survivor, advocates for Palestinian liberation and justice.
The EU seeks an international tribunal after mass graves are found in Ukraine near Izium.
News outlets reveal Pegasus spyware's targeting of Jamal Khashoggi's fiancée.
Nigerian women are the majority of African trafficking victims in Europe, forced into prostitution.
Humanitarian aid is flowing into Gaza through a newly constructed U.S.-built pier, raising skepticism about the intentions behind this support.
Mexico faces a high incidence of violence against women, with femicide rates alarming and impunity rampant.
India's Supreme Court considers a case to challenge the Penal Code's ban on gay sex.
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are arrested in Romania on charges of human trafficking, rape, and forming an organized crime group.
Andrew Tate is arrested in Romania for human trafficking and rape allegations in April.
Protesters in Brownsville demand an end to Trump's zero-tolerance policy on immigration.
The Department of Justice investigates Alabama's prison strike involving 24,000 inmates nationwide.
Iran sentences five to death amid protests and a nationwide solidarity strike.
Iranian women protest against police brutality and demand freedom after Martha Amini's death.
The video covers the Iranian rebellion following Massa Amini's death and Hadis Najafi's tragic killing.
Ashf Zun, a former head of policy for Meta in the Middle East, claims the company is conducting a systematic campaign to silence Palestinian voices.
Sydney Lima highlights the exploitation within the modeling industry, revealing the dangers young models face while being paid to party in Britain.
3,000 Yazidis are still believed to be captives of ISIS, as survivors recount their experiences of abuse and the fear that continues to haunt them.
Half of a U.S. doctor's suitcase is filled with baby formula, which he is unable to deliver after being denied entry into Gaza.
Israel's destruction of a major water facility in Gaza exacerbates the ongoing humanitarian crisis, prompting outrage and calls for urgent water access among viewers online.
