Gisèle Pelicot receives the commendation of the order of civil merit from the President of the Government
Gisèle Pelicot receives a commendation from Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez for her courage in addressing issues of gender violence and advocating for women's rights.
The Tense Live Clash Between Guillermo Moreno and a Television Host: 'Don't Yell at Me, There's No Gun Here'
A live broadcast dispute erupted between television host Amalia Díaz Guiñazú and former government official Guillermo Moreno during a coverage of the Congressional opening session.
Two more rape suspects are expected to surrender by Wednesday (4), says detective
The detective in charge of the 12th DP in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, stated that two remaining suspects in the rape of a 17-year-old girl are expected to surrender imminently.
Map of the Carioca Woman indicates that the City Hall of Rio has provided over 9,000 domestic violence services in 2025
The Carioca Woman Map reveals that the Rio City Hall provided more than 9,000 services related to domestic violence in 2025.
South Sudan risks return to full-blown civil war as violence escalates
Escalating violence between the South Sudanese government and opposition forces threatens to plunge the country back into civil war.
169 killed in South Sudan due to armed attack
A violent attack in the Abiemnom County of South Sudan has resulted in the deaths of at least 169 people, including both civilians and government soldiers.
Middle East: The Federal Government has a duty to bring back holidaymakers
The article discusses the urgent need for the German government to facilitate the return of tourists stranded in the Middle East amidst escalating violence.
Prominent Iraqi activist shot dead by gunmen shortly after returning to the country
A prominent Iraqi activist was tragically shot dead by gunmen shortly after her return to Iraq.
Dozens killed in South Sudan attack
A pre-dawn assault in South Sudan has resulted in at least 169 fatalities and numerous injuries, with government officials expressing condemnation of the violence.
DV prevention groups reject NT plan to increase mandatory sentencing
Domestic violence prevention groups in the Northern Territory oppose the government's proposed increase in mandatory minimum sentences for domestic violence murders, arguing it will not deter violence or protect victims.
Structural failure and omission: ALMT report points out problems in combating femicide in MT
A preliminary report from the Mato Grosso Legislative Assembly's thematic committee on combating femicide highlights significant issues in the state's approach to this violence, including government inaction, structural failures, and a lack of budget execution.
Violence during protests in Pakistan results in 23 deaths
Violent clashes during protests in Pakistan have led to the deaths of 23 people, prompting the Interior Minister to intervene directly with the public.
RS has 12,000 protective measures active and monitors 900 aggressors with ankle bracelets: 'If necessary, we will expand,' says Leite
The government of Rio Grande do Sul is monitoring over 900 aggressors with electronic ankle bracelets, while around 12,000 protective measures are currently active in the state.
The Minister's Call to E-type and Stranded Swedes
Swedish Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard addressed the situation of thousands of stranded Swedes in the Middle East following escalating violence there, while some, including artist E-type, criticized the government for inadequate assistance.
Protest against femicide gathers ministers and Tainara's family in the northern zone of SP
A protest against femicide in São Paulo brought together community members, government officials, and advocates to honor Tainara Souza Santos, a victim of violence.
The Corridor of Instability: Balochistan and Sistan-Baluchistan at the Heart of the New Regional Crisis
Recent tensions in South-West Asia have intensified, particularly along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, amidst escalating violence and accusations between Islamabad and the Taliban government.
Brits in Middle East urged to register presence with foreign office amid Iran strikes
The UK government is advising British nationals in the Middle East to register with the foreign office due to escalating violence following recent strikes from Iran.
Videos of g1 and TV Bahia - Sunday, March 1, 2026
The article reports on the Iranian government's confirmation of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's death and the subsequent military responses from Israel and Iran amidst escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Marko Kass: An Estonian Man Needs Help
Marko Kass emphasizes the need for support programs for violent men, highlighting the importance of personal responsibility and the persistent issue of domestic violence in Estonia during holidays.
Donald Trump confirms attacks against Iran: Calls on Iranians to take control of their government
Donald Trump confirmed U.S. military actions against Iran to destroy its nuclear program and urged Iranians to take control of their government amid ongoing protests and violence.
Cuban government displays 14 rifles obtained from the American boat
The Cuban Interior Ministry reported a deadly incident involving an American boat that had illegally entered Cuban waters, resulting in four deaths and the seizure of firearms and ammunition.
Is the criminal gang Tren de Aragua in Mexico? They deny being a generator of violence
The Mexican government denies reports that the Venezuelan criminal gang Tren de Aragua is a significant source of violence in Mexico.
Maud Bregeon, government spokesperson: "La France insoumise must be dissolved through the ballot box"
Maud Bregeon, a spokesperson for the French government, calls for the political party La France insoumise to be dissolved through elections due to accusations of political violence and antisemitism.
Itumbiara Secretary killed his children while they were sleeping, police say
The Secretary of Government in Itumbiara, Thales Naves Alves Machado, has been accused of murdering his two sons while they slept.
Corumbá will have a House of the Brazilian Woman with an investment of R$ 8.3 million
The government of Mato Grosso do Sul has announced plans to construct a Casa da Mulher Brasileira in Corumbá, aimed at supporting women facing violence.
Mexico calls on Israel and Palestine to cease hostilities
The Mexican government urges Israel and Palestine to end hostilities and engage in dialogue amidst escalating violence in the region.
Kenya: Amnesty Kenya, Civil Groups Demand Urgent Cabinet Memo to Tackle Femicide
Civil society organizations in Kenya are urging the government to submit a Cabinet memorandum aimed at addressing femicide following a deadline set by the President.
Unrest scandal at Alytus gymnasium – I. Ruginienė's message
A scandal involving allegations of violence at Alytus gymnasium prompts urgent discussions between educators and government officials in Lithuania.
‘Los Aquiles’: What we know about the ‘violent’ ally of the Sinaloa Cartel led by the Arzate brothers
Following the death of Nemesio Oseguera ‘El Mencho’, the U.S. announced a reward of up to $5 million for information leading to the capture of Arzate brothers, leaders of ‘Los Aquiles’, a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel operating in Tijuana, Baja California.
Colombia: the government mobilizes military forces to search for two missing congressional candidates
Colombian authorities have begun a search for two missing congressional candidates, Andrés Vásquez and Ana Guetio, ahead of upcoming elections.
Rep rejects claims linking Edo to attack on Obi’s convoy
A Nigerian lawmaker has dismissed allegations connecting the Edo State Government to an attack on Peter Obi's convoy, calling them politically motivated and lacking evidence.
Domestic Violence: Finally Germany Wants to Restrain Violent Men
Germany is taking steps to address domestic violence by adopting measures inspired by Spain, including GPS tracking of offenders.
Views sought on criminalising deepfake creation in bid to tackle violence against women and girls
The Scottish government is considering new legislation to criminalise the creation of deepfake images as part of efforts to combat violence against women and girls.
Need to Reduce Violence Against Elderly Citizens
The Elderly Citizens' Association calls on the Icelandic government to investigate and reduce the prevalence of violence against older individuals.
Mexican Government Guarantees FIFA Security in Guadalajara for the 2026 World Cup
The Mexican government confirmed its commitment to ensuring security in Guadalajara amid concerns following a wave of violence in Jalisco, ensuring the city maintains its status as a host for the 2026 World Cup.
Proposing to ban social networks for children – I. Ruginienė's call
The Lithuanian Prime Minister urges more focus on children's activities and proposes banning social networks for minors to combat addiction and violence.
Mexico says Jalisco security situation 'stabilized,' flights resuming after Americans stranded
The Mexican government reports that the security situation in Jalisco has stabilized after recent cartel violence, allowing for the resumption of flights and travel services.
Live: Taylor pleased PM 'safe and well' after evacuation from The Lodge over security threat
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from The Lodge in Canberra due to a security threat, prompting concerns among government officials about escalating political violence.
Electrified after the shock of Quentin's lynching, the executive forced to accelerate on the 'ultra' front
The French government is responding to the lynching of a young nationalist, Quentin Deranque, by expediting measures against violent ultra-left movements.
A dispute escalates between the French government and the U.S. ambassador over the assassination of a far-right activist
A diplomatic conflict has erupted between France and the United States following the assassination of a far-right activist, leading to tensions over accusations of leftist violence and the U.S. ambassador's refusal to attend a formal summons.
Guadalajara: target of drug trafficking violence nearly 100 days before the World Cup
Guadalajara is facing a surge in drug-related violence just days before the World Cup, prompting the government to enhance security measures.
Diplomatic crisis between France and the United States: the ambassador in Paris missed an appointment and enraged Emmanuel Macron's government
The U.S. ambassador to France, Charles Kushner, angered the French government by missing a meeting regarding comments made by the U.S. about the death of a right-wing activist, which has heightened tensions between the two nations.
The leader of the Mexican drug cartel hid in a cabin in the mountains. His mistress led the commando to him
Security forces tracked down a notorious Mexican drug lord through his mistress, marking a significant government achievement but also triggering widespread violence.
France: Emmanuel Macron holds talks on combating violence
President Emmanuel Macron is engaging in discussions focused on strategies to combat violence in France.
Rules
The article discusses the importance of civil rights and the unacceptable nature of violence during protests in a democratic society.
Development of the Law on the Elimination of Violence
Latvia's parliament initiated the development of a new law aimed at combating violence, launched as an alternative to the Istanbul Convention.
El Mencho Earthquake: 7 Questions About the Implications of the Death of the Leader of the Most Dangerous Drug Gang in Mexico
The death of drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as El Mencho, has triggered widespread violence and revenge from his cartel across Mexico.
Violence: An Opposition Between Amnesiac and Mean-Spirited
The article critiques the response of Mexican political opposition parties to the recent elimination of a significant criminal leader, highlighting their reluctance to support the government in its fight against organized crime.
After the cartel leader's assassination, Mexico deployed 10,000 soldiers
The assassination of cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, known as 'El Mencho', has led Mexico to deploy 10,000 soldiers in response to violent outbreaks orchestrated by cartel members.
Chaos across Japan following the death of a Mexican drug cartel leader; prospects for stabilization
Chaos has erupted in Mexico following the death of a prominent drug cartel leader during a military operation.