The Dark Truth of Bhopal's Beautician Sisters with Luxury Cars and Metro Cities Network
Two beautician sisters from Bhopal are accused of luring girls into prostitution, drugging them, and coercing them into religious conversion.
Sudan: Human Rights Council Hears of Ongoing Risk of Further Genocidal Violence in Sudan
The UN Human Rights Council met to discuss the increasing risk of genocidal violence in Sudan amid ongoing conflicts and human rights violations.
A 15-year-old boy, missing since 1986, is officially recognized as a victim of Pinochet's dictatorship
Luis Alberto Pino Soto, who disappeared during Pinochet's dictatorship in 1986, has been recognized as an official victim after 40 years of his family's search and suffering.
A Wet Border
The article reflects on the evolution and significance of the mouth in human existence, discussing its implications for digestion and emotional experiences.
Some primitive viruses spreading through the human genome, a new engine of cancer
An international team describes how jumping genes play a role in patients with lung, colon, and other organ tumors.
Federal prosecutor admits 'extraordinary' timing in Abrego Garcia smuggling case charges
A federal prosecutor has described the timing of charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia as 'extraordinary,' amidst the legal complexities of his immigration status and previous deportation.
A young man helped his neighbor bring the sheep into the pen. When he saw soldiers, he fled, and then he was shot in the back and killed
An 18-year-old Palestinian was shot and killed by Israeli soldiers, raising questions about the military's actions and treatment of grieving families in the aftermath.
Graciela
Graciela Fernández Meijide, a prominent Argentine figure, turns 95 amid reflections on the 50th anniversary of the 1976 military coup that deeply impacted her life.
Exclusive: Former Human Rights Commissioner Lee Chung-sang Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Media Report, Ultimately Reversed by Supreme Court
Former National Human Rights Commission Commissioner Lee Chung-sang's defamation lawsuit against a newspaper was reversed by South Korea's Supreme Court, which ruled that the articles in question were in the public interest.
Mr. Trump, we face a common enemy
Donald Trump emphasizes the importance of combating transnational organized crime to make America great again, identifying fentanyl trafficking and human smuggling as key threats that also affect Mexico.
Group seeks release of jailed Lagos tanker drivers
Human Rights Monitoring Agenda has called for the release of four jailed tanker drivers in Lagos, who they say were wrongfully imprisoned after reporting an attack to the police.
The Combination of ‘Neanderthal Father and Modern Human Mother’ was Trendy
A new genetic study reveals that the combination of Neanderthal fathers and modern human mothers played a significant role in the genetic makeup of non-African populations today.
171 bodies found in mass graves in eastern Congo
Authorities discovered two mass graves containing at least 171 bodies in eastern Congo, linked to killings by the M23 rebel group.
One nabbed as police rescue 15 trafficked Osun victims
The Osun State Police rescued 15 individuals suspected of human trafficking and arrested one suspect.
Project brings art and debates on human rights to public schools in Petrolina
The Humanid'artes project will be held in public schools in Petrolina, Brazil, focusing on the promotion of human rights and citizenship among students.
Økokrim Rejects Criticism from Elden
The Norwegian Economic Crime Unit, Økokrim, dismisses attorney John Christian Elden's criticism regarding the corruption charges against his clients, Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen.
UN says Israel wants to consolidate permanent takeover of the West Bank
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has accused Israel of solidifying its annexation of the West Bank and altering the demographics of the Palestinian territory, raising concerns about ethnic cleansing.
UN highlights condemnation of 16 military personnel for forced disappearance of four minors from Las Malvinas
The UN Human Rights Office praised the conviction of 16 military personnel for the forced disappearance of four minors during an operation in southern Guayaquil in December 2024.
New murder registered in the Ipê neighborhood of Macapá, after human head is found
A new murder occurred in the Ipê neighborhood of Macapá following the discovery of a human head in a plastic bag.
Confirmed the conviction of a mayor behind the licensing of a cabaret in an oil area
The Supreme Court of Argentina has upheld the five-year prison sentence for former mayor David Bravo for his involvement in human trafficking related to cabarets in La Pampa.
The first clinical trial to 'reprogram' human aging is launched
The first human clinical trial aimed at reversing aging processes has begun, announced by Dr. David Sinclair at the World Government Summit.
Kobe University to Establish Major Course for Data Science Human Resource Development from 2027
Kobe University plans to introduce a specialized graduate program focused on data science beginning in April 2027 to meet the growing demand for skilled data analysts.
Horror in Halkidiki: Human limbs found inside a suitcase
Human remains were discovered inside a suitcase in Halkidiki, prompting increased police alert in the area.
Legal case sheds light on US-Nigeria tensions over religious freedom
A legal case involving a Nigerian man suffering from a stroke highlights ongoing tensions between the US and Nigeria regarding religious freedom issues.
Mass graves with at least 170 bodies found in Congo
Congolese authorities have discovered two mass graves in eastern Congo containing at least 170 bodies.
Matan Angrest testified that he was electrocuted by his captors: "They put cables on the wound, you scream in pain"
Survivor Matan Angrest testified about the torture he endured while held captive by Hamas in Gaza, highlighting the extreme measures used against him.
"Oh, I need to answer": this was the moment when Nahuel Gallo's wife received her husband's call live
Nahuel Gallo, an Argentine gendarme detained in Venezuela, spoke with his wife live on the radio, highlighting ongoing efforts for his release.
Attention New Mexico: Full childhood vaccination recommendations remain in place despite HHS reduction
New Mexico's Health Department has decided to maintain its complete childhood vaccination recommendations in light of a recent reduction by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
Celine Cremer: 'compelling evidence' human remains found in Tasmania belong to missing Belgian backpacker
Tasmania police have provisionally identified human remains found in the state as belonging to Celine Cremer, a missing Belgian tourist.
Elden on the indictment against Juul: Violating human rights
Lawyers for Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen argue that the corruption charges against them violate fundamental human rights, which Økokrim rejects.
Elden believes the charges against Juul and Rød-Larsen violate fundamental human rights
Lawyers for Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen argue that the corruption charges against them violate basic human rights.
Elden on the indictment against Juul: Violates human rights
Lawyers for Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen argue that the corruption charges against them violate fundamental human rights due to their vague nature.
Elden on the Corruption Indictments: - Breaks with Human Rights
Elden lawyers defend Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen against serious corruption charges, arguing that the absence of a position to attach benefits negates the accusations.
Cuba at the Twilight of the Cuban Regime
The article discusses the historical context of autocratic regimes in Latin America, particularly in relation to Cuba's current political situation and its implications for democracy.
New Penal Code Implemented in Afghanistan, Only 15 Days Sentence for Violence Against Women
Afghanistan's new penal code, introduced by Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, prescribes just 15 days of imprisonment for domestic violence against women, while harsher penalties apply for animal fighting.
Francesca Albanese's family sues the Trump administration for penalizing her for condemning Israeli crimes
Francesca Albanese's family is suing the Trump administration for sanctions imposed on her after she criticized Israeli policies during the Gaza conflict.
Confessions resembling the Yin-Yang harmony of 'Taeguk' from Decadence to Awakening to Conversion
The article reflects on the autobiographical significance of Augustine's 'Confessions' and its thematic parallels with the dualities of human experience.
Blind refugee found dead in Buffalo after border agents left him at coffee shop
A visually impaired refugee from Myanmar, Nurul Amin Shah Alam, was found dead on the streets of Buffalo after U.S. border agents abandoned him at a coffee shop following his release from jail.
Breaking: Human remains 'likely' those of Belgian Celine Cremer
Human remains found in Tasmania are likely those of missing Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer, according to police.
Debating Between AIs: 'Realizing Human Greatness' - Popular Course at University of Tokyo for Educators
A popular online course offered by the University of Tokyo teaches educators and parents about the usage of generative AI, attracting significant participation from educators, students, and parents alike.
More Severe Downpours Due to Human Emissions
A new report indicates that extreme weather events in the Mediterranean, including severe storms, are intensifying due to human-induced climate change.
The Evening Show discusses the water crisis in Gaza, Geneva negotiations, and security in Sweida
The Al Jazeera program addresses pressing issues such as the water crisis in Gaza, advancements in US-Iran negotiations in Geneva, and rising security concerns in Sweida, Syria.
The inheritance mass reveals: Women preferred Neanderthals
Research suggests that between two and three percent of modern human DNA is inherited from Neanderthals, primarily from interactions where Neanderthal men mated with Homo sapiens women.
Criminals accidentally kidnapped the wrong man – police found remains of the body
Police in Australia have discovered human remains while searching for a missing grandfather, believed to be kidnapped by mistake in a case of mistaken identity related to organized crime.
Francesca Albanese's family sues the Trump government over sanctions imposed by the United States
The family of UN special rapporteur Francesca Albanese is suing the Trump government for sanctions that they claim have ruined their lives.
A crew member of the boat who died in Cuba wanted to ignite "the spark" of an uprising on the island, said a political ally.
Michel Ortega Casanova, killed during a confrontation with Cuban coast guards, aimed to incite an uprising against the Cuban government, according to a political ally.
Using AI for Cancer Treatment. The Era of Human Evaluation of Biological Experiments is Over, Says Data Scientist Kováč
Michal Kováč discusses the growing importance of artificial intelligence in the field of life sciences and cancer treatment.
New genetic study: in the interbreeding between Neanderthals and sapiens, most couples were human women and Neanderthal men
A new genetic study reveals that during the interbreeding between Neanderthals and Homo sapiens, the majority of pairings involved human women and Neanderthal men.
Lisa Bildy: Human rights rules on gender ideology are just blasphemy laws
Lisa Bildy argues that the recent ruling against Barry Neufeld reflects a resurgence of oppressive beliefs akin to historical blasphemy laws in Canada regarding gender ideology.
84% of those who began detention last year were foreign nationals
A report reveals that 84% of individuals who were placed in custody last year in Iceland were foreign nationals.