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A five-year-old boy named Mohammed 'Dodi' Assad, born in Gaza, has been repeatedly denied transfer for cancer treatment in Israel despite his family's requests.

The National Human Rights Council in Brazil is currently investigating the activities of neo-Nazi groups in Goiás as part of a nationwide effort to combat hate speech.

Justice and Digital Minister Liisa Pakosta emphasizes the dangers of indifference and silence towards the plight of Ukraine, invoking the warnings of Elie Wiesel.

A possible verdict regarding the four Egyptian intelligence officers accused of abducting and murdering Italian researcher Giulio Regeni is anticipated this summer, with the trial resuming after a suspension.

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte appears before the International Criminal Court to face charges of crimes against humanity related to his drug war.

Palestinian prisoners in Ofer prison are being denied the proper time to fast and break their fast during Ramadan by Israeli prison authorities, according to a statement from the Palestinian Prisoners' Society.

A British couple has been sentenced to ten years in an Iranian prison on allegations of espionage, prompting their children to advocate for their release.

Unauthorized migrants from the USA have been secretly deported to Cameroon despite being protected by U.S. courts from such actions, with many having no ties to the country.

U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran to negotiate a fair deal as he considered military action in response to ongoing violence.

A coalition of influential figures in France calls for the establishment of a diplomatic initiative to help overthrow the Iranian regime.

A United Nations commission has found evidence suggesting that the actions of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces in the ongoing conflict amount to genocide.

The U.S. has called for an immediate ceasefire in Sudan, imposing sanctions on senior leaders of the Rapid Support Forces for their involvement in humanitarian atrocities.

Ibaraki Prefecture plans to introduce a bounty system for reporting illegal employment of foreigners, raising concerns about potential discrimination.

Atrocities committed by RSF rebels in Sudan are indicative of potential genocide.

Armed attacks in Nigeria resulted in the deaths of at least 162 people in a single day, highlighting the ongoing security crisis in the country.

The European Parliament has finalized the approval of stricter immigration policies that signal a growing trend of anti-immigration measures among EU member states.

Protests in Australia against Israeli President Isaac Herzog escalated, culminating in violent clashes during a rally in Sydney.

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa has been placed under house arrest in Maracaibo shortly after his release from detention.

An Israeli court has denied a Palestinian boy's appeal for life-saving cancer treatment in Israel, citing a government policy that restricts entry for Gaza residents.

Activists from North Darfur claim that at least 300 wounded detainees have died in Shala Prison due to neglect and mistreatment by the Rapid Support Forces.

A video shows a police officer slapping a woman on the ground during an incident at a barbershop in Florianópolis, sparking controversy and discussions about police conduct.

The UN has expressed concern over reports of humiliating practices and theft against returning Palestinians at the Rafah crossing, coinciding with its reopening for medical evacuations.

Former S parliament member Juan Fonseca urges the Social Democrats to soften their migration policies and consider more humane options for asylum seekers in Sweden.

According to a US-based NGO, more than 50,000 individuals, including students, writers, and educators, have been arrested in Iran as part of an ongoing crackdown.

The European Court ruled against Russia following the mysterious circumstances surrounding A. Navalny's death in an Arctic prison, where he was serving a 19-year sentence widely seen as retribution for opposing President Vladimir Putin.

Israeli occupation forces killed a 13-year-old Palestinian boy, Muhammad Nasaan, in the town of al-Mughayir near Ramallah while assaulting worshippers leaving a mosque.

An Iranian family in Thessaloniki shares shocking testimonies about the Iranian regime's brutality, including the deaths of thousands, extortion regarding the delivery of bodies, and coercion for false statements on deaths during protests.

This article explores the unsettling experiences of tourists during a night visit to Auschwitz, including long waits in freezing conditions after unexpectedly altered schedules.

The USA has expressed optimism regarding Venezuela's release of at least five American detainees, considering it a positive move.

The article reveals the heartbreaking stories of families in Iran who are suffering from the loss of loved ones due to rapid executions during the government's violent suppression of protests.

A 23-year-old Iranian student, Rubina Aminian, was shot in the head during protests in Tehran and later buried by the roadside, highlighting the violent crackdown on demonstrations by the regime.

Iran International claims that at least 12,000 people, many of whom were under 30, have been killed in protests in Iran, while the regime reports only 2,000 fatalities, with the UN expressing horror at the situation.

Reports are revealing a violent crackdown in Iran with orders to 'shoot to kill' amidst ongoing protests.

In the third week of mass anti-government protests in Iran, over 500 people have reportedly died, while the government restricts internet and phone services, with protests also spreading internationally.

Trump suggests that intervention may be necessary before a meeting with Iran, as violent clashes between the government and protesters escalate.

President Donald Trump stated America is 'ready to help' Iranian protesters as the death toll from protests in Iran exceeds 500, with disturbing footage circulating showing hundreds of bags containing bodies.

Iranian authorities have restricted internet access as protests against the Ayatollah regime intensify, resulting in at least 45 deaths, including eight children, with over a hundred injuries reported.

Maria Machado expresses gratitude to Trump while acknowledging a lack of trust, highlighting that Venezuela's freedom is on the horizon.

After the fall of Bashar Assad's regime in Syria, many of his closest associates found refuge in Russia, living lavishly in Moscow despite facing international sanctions and charges of human rights abuses.

The article discusses Donald Trump's recognition of the plight of Nigerian Christians and his call for greater attention to their struggles.

A British grandfather has been released from a Dubai prison after four years of alleged torture and inhumane treatment, just in time for the Christmas holiday with his family.