Foundation demands inclusion policies for persons with Down Syndrome
The Down Syndrome Foundation Nigeria urges government action and policy strengthening for the inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome on the occasion of World Down Syndrome Day.
The rapist found his victim on the metro – Took the 14-year-old to the woods
A 38-year-old man sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl he met on the metro in Helsinki, also groping her friend, before being arrested shortly after when he attempted to contact the girl again.
Iyabo Ojo once trusted me with her kids — Baba Ijesha
Nollywood actor Baba Ijesha expresses disappointment over actress Iyabo Ojo's stance against him, despite their previously close relationship.
Chairperson of the Bar Association Imbi Jürgen: Personal attacks against lawyers are an assault on the rule of law
The Estonian Bar Association emphasizes that personal attacks on lawyers undermine the independence of the legal profession.
'My innocent boy was knifed to death but killer's mum said something horrific'
Ronan Kanda, a 16-year-old schoolboy, was fatally stabbed in a case of mistaken identity, prompting his mother to advocate against knife crime.
26 years after he shot himself with his father's service weapon, he revolutionized disability sports
Jens Bromann, a key figure in disability sports, was inducted into the Hall of Fame for his contributions to the field.
He shot himself with his father's service pistol and insisted on always being heard
Jens Bromann, a key figure in the development of Paralympic sports, reflects on his life journey and struggles with self-acceptance following a tragic incident in his youth.
Testimonies of Mothers of Children with Down Syndrome that Echoed at the Walks for Life
The article highlights moving testimonies from mothers of children with Down syndrome shared during Walks for Life in Croatian cities, emphasizing the value of every life and the strength of families.
Mom had a stroke, fortunately a mild one. At least we thought so - but today she can't walk, doesn't recognize people. What went wrong?
A mother, initially believed to have a mild stroke, faces serious mobility and cognitive issues after an inadequate hospital stay, leading to a call for a discussion on healthcare failures.
Peternel called out Možemo: 'They promote tests for diagnosing Down syndrome and then abortion'
Igor Peternel criticized the party Možemo for promoting medical tests that diagnose Down syndrome in unborn children, subsequently leading to the advocacy of abortion.
Glacier Law: The controversy over public hearings and the number of registered participants escalates to Justice
The Argentine government is preparing to approve a reform to the Glacier Law amidst a rising conflict over public hearing processes and a massive number of participants registered to voice opposition.
Mother of rape victim committed by retired justice in Manaus celebrates arrest: 'It's a victory for many girls'
The mother of a rape victim celebrated the arrest of retired judge Rafael de Araújo Romano, calling it a victory for many girls who suffer in silence.
Quarter of police family violence orders issued against women in Tasmania
Tasmania Police have issued a significant number of family violence orders against women, raising concerns about potential misidentification of victims and aggressors.
Delegate sees 'collective victory' in the arrest of a retired judge convicted of raping his own granddaughter in Manaus
Police delegate Joyce Coelho hailed the arrest of retired judge Rafael de Araújo Romano for sexually abusing his granddaughter as a significant victory against sexual violence.
Ben Woodfinden: This is what Pierre Poilievre looks like in real life
Pierre Poilievre's recent appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast successfully showcased his advocacy for Canadian interests in the U.S.
Fuel Prices: 2500 Service Stations Launch a 'Transparency Operation' to Denounce the Weight of Taxes
2500 independent service stations in France are participating in a 'transparency operation' to highlight the impact of taxes on rising fuel prices amidst the Middle East crisis.
Tributes pour in from across the world for South African peace advocate
Nicholas 'Fink' Haysom, a prominent South African anti-apartheid activist and UN representative, has passed away at 73, eliciting global tributes for his contributions to peace and human rights.
College politics, advocacy, Congress, and then BJP... How Himanta climbed the ladder of power in Assam
The article discusses the political journey of Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, highlighting his rise from college politics to leading the BJP in state elections.
Man arrested for rape threatened victim's mother to prevent denunciation: 'your daughter's reputation will be burned'
A 57-year-old man was arrested in São Francisco do Glória, Brazil, for allegedly sexually abusing his 17-year-old stepdaughter and attempting to intimidate her mother to prevent her from reporting the abuse.
Woman who made universal sign of help in MG has cuts and marks from thrown objects, says delegate
A 31-year-old woman in Uberlândia, Brazil, was assaulted by her partner, suffering various injuries, and made a universal sign for help, leading to his arrest.
Famous reality show star arrested: accused of sexual assault against a 9-year-old girl
Josh Duggar has been arrested in connection with allegations of sexual assault against a girl who was 9 years old at the time of the incidents.
Uganda: Residents Demand Ban On Children in Quarry After Deadly Collapse in Mityana
Residents in Mityana District are advocating for a ban on children under 18 entering stone quarries following a tragic incident that resulted in the deaths of two young girls.
Stalking Murder in Namyangju Despite Indications of Using Tracking App
A stalking murder case in Namyangju has raised concerns over police inaction, despite clear indications that the perpetrator was using a tracking app on the victim.
Bossi and the Justice Referendum, He Also Proposed Career Separation
Umberto Bossi's passing comes just before a significant justice referendum, recalling his past advocacy for reforms in the judicial system.
Child sex abuse survivor 'vindicated' despite perpetrator walking free
Manny Waks feels vindicated after his abuser, Velvel Serebryanski, was sentenced but walked free due to time already served.
'Every child deserves a chance to grow up': B.C. mom fights to get son treatment overseas
A British Columbia mother is advocating vigorously for her son Nathan to receive life-saving treatment overseas for his rare brain condition after local options were exhausted.
VIDEO: Young woman goes for blood test and ends up in emergency spine surgery in MS
A 22-year-old student in Brazil went for a blood test but was urgently referred for spine surgery after persistent pain following a car accident.
Association honors São Paulo's attorney general with award dedicated to women
The São Paulo Attorneys Association launches the Anna Candida da Cunha Ferraz award on October 20 to celebrate women's contributions to the rule of law, honoring Inês dos Santos Coimbra, the first Black woman in her role as attorney general.
Ruling Confirmed Over Tinna's Assailant
The Supreme Court has confirmed a suspended sentence for a woman convicted of a serious assault on Tinna Guðrún Barkardóttir, a staff member at Vinakot.
'The trauma I will carry forever,' says young woman who was hit in the head by her ex-husband
Rayssa Pires Faria, a 19-year-old victim of attempted feminicide in Praia Grande, Brazil, shares her harrowing experience of domestic violence at the hands of her ex-husband.
Jessie Diggins Opens Up About Her Experience in Finland
Jessie Diggins reflects on the global support she has received during her skiing career in a recent interview, highlighting her impact on fans amid her battles with personal challenges.
Lawyer Fedorová on the pharmaceutical business / Patient organizations are important for pharmaceutical companies. They are a reservoir of patient stories
Lawyer Katarína Fedorová discusses the pharmaceutical business, the role of patient organizations in lobbying, and the need for critical evaluation of drug efficacy.
They Cut the Throat of Everyone Who Creates Culture. How the FPU Affected Festivals, Magazines, and Cultural Centers (Survey)
The Slovak Ministry of Culture has led to the cancellation of multi-year grants by the Fund for the Support of Arts, impacting numerous cultural organizations across Slovakia.
"Democratic Beliefs: A Practical Intellectual Who Upheld Them Throughout His Life"
The article reflects on the life and contributions of the late Professor Seo Ik-jin, who passed away on March 7, 2026, and is remembered for his staunch advocacy for democracy and social equality in South Korea.
'Doctors dismissed my son's symptoms before diagnosis left me in tears'
A mother is advocating for better medical attention after her son was initially misdiagnosed with a viral infection despite presenting severe symptoms that later turned out to be leukaemia.
Disability rights advocates push accessibility for 35 million Nigerians
Disability rights advocates in Nigeria are calling for reforms to improve accessibility for 35 million individuals with disabilities, highlighting the need for inclusive public systems.
Diabetes patient Kārlis Gailītis: "Give me the opportunity to live like a human, I will do the rest myself!"
Kārlis Gailītis, a type 1 diabetes patient, advocates for better healthcare access and an insulin pump to manage his condition, highlighting his struggles with eyesight due to the lack of medical support.
Louisiana social worker fights state red tape blocking her from helping special needs kids
A Louisiana social worker is challenging state regulations that hinder her efforts to open a facility for children with special needs amidst ongoing legal battles.
Zuga will present a dance performance on mental health by Unified Dancers
On March 20, a family performance titled 'What's Wrong with You?' addressing mental health issues will premiere in collaboration with the mental health advocacy portal Peaasi.ee.
Channel 5 defends Huw Edwards drama and says it gives voice to alleged victim
Channel 5 defends its drama about Huw Edwards, emphasizing that it addresses issues of grooming and online safety, while giving a platform to the alleged victim.
IOC pressured to abandon gender testing plans for female athletes
Over 80 human rights and sports advocacy groups have urged the IOC to abandon its plans for universal sex genetic testing for female athletes and to impose a general ban on transgender and intersex competitors.
Antibiotic left woman in a wheelchair: like a bomb exploded in my body
A 34-year-old woman became wheelchair-bound and fought for her life after a widely used antibiotic caused extensive harm to her body.
Satu, 46, had cancer growing in her body – directed to mental health research: "I have had to fight to get treatment"
A 46-year-old woman named Satu has fought for proper medical treatment after initially being misdiagnosed, ultimately discovering she has cancer after experiencing severe fatigue.
'Halve cost and double speed' ahead of April broadband hike
UK households are advised on ways to reduce broadband costs and increase speeds before an April price hike.
Only the fear of discovery separates them from child abuse. 1 in 10 men would consider it, scientists say
A recent study reveals that nearly 10% of men would contemplate child abuse if they believed they would not be caught, highlighting serious societal issues surrounding sexual predators.
Sarmīte Pīka: "Only now do I understand how inert our medical system is."
Sarmīte Pīka reflects on her observations regarding the inertia of the Latvian healthcare system following her husband Rihards Pīks' serious health battles.
Finnish woman learned about her rare disease only at the age of 51, followed by an additional 38 diagnoses
A Finnish woman, who has lived with chronic pain for most of her life, was finally diagnosed with a rare illness at age 51, with 38 additional diagnoses following.
Youth advocate who assaulted teenagers hands back OAM
Cody Schaeffer relinquished his Order of Australia Medal following a guilty plea for assaulting five teenagers he encountered through his charity work.
Man filmed and reported for sexual harassment on a Rio bus is indicted by the police
A man filmed engaged in sexual harassment on a bus in Rio de Janeiro has been indicted by police after identification by the victim.
Jewish groups press Liberals to ban ‘glorification’ of terrorism such as praising Hamas attacks
Jewish advocacy groups in Canada are urging the Liberal government to amend anti-hate legislation to include a ban on the glorification of terrorism, particularly in connection to Hamas attacks.