When Hitler Opened the First Torture Camp, This Is How the Genocide Began
The article discusses the opening of the first Nazi concentration camp by Adolf Hitler in March 1933, marking the beginning of systematic persecution and genocide against Jews.
The Book about the Bendas is a Chronicle of Dissent, Imprisonment, and Persecution, but Also of Faith and Hope
A new book explores the significant life of Václav Benda and his family's story of resistance during and after the communist regime in Czechoslovakia.
ADC woman leader visits Malami, seeks end to political persecution
Naomi Lasara-Abel, the National Women Leader of the African Democratic Congress, advocates for political tolerance and an end to stigmatization of opposition party members in Nigeria during a visit to former Attorney General Abubakar Malami.
Saeima condemns the repressive psychiatric methods used during Soviet regime
The Latvian Saeima has adopted a declaration condemning the repressive psychiatric methods used during the Soviet occupation, acknowledging the rights of individuals subjected to political persecution to rehabilitation and justice.
The Cappa Sisters and the YouTuber: "We are linked to the murder, persecution"
The Cappa sisters have decided to speak out amid ongoing investigations and media chaos surrounding the murder of Chiara Poggi after being targeted in speculative reports.
Letters from readers: Cristina Kirchner, farce, educational freedom
This article discusses the conviction of former president Cristina Kirchner for corruption and her claims of political persecution while facing other legal challenges.
Did he reveal everything that could be revealed? Egon Bondy as an STB agent
The article discusses Egon Bondy's testimony as an agent for the STB that notably harmed his peers in the Prague underground music scene.
Deadly blasts at market and hospital raise fears of renewed Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria
Recent suicide bombings in Maiduguri, Nigeria, have resulted in multiple casualties, raising concerns about a resurgence of Boko Haram violence in the region.
Investigation of persecution against secretary in Rio transferred to the Homicide Division after report of threats
The Civil Police of Brazil has transferred the investigation of threats against the municipal Secretary of Consumer Defense, João Pires, to the Homicide Division following his report of being followed by armed criminals.
Cristina Kirchner attacks the Justice system over the Cuadernos case: "There are mafia practices"
Former Argentine President Cristina Kirchner has criticized the judicial system during her trial for corruption, claiming it involves mafia-like practices and asserting that she is a victim of political persecution.
Cristina Kirchner, before the court judging her for corruption in the Cuadernos case: 'This is not a political persecution, these are mafia practices'
Cristina Kirchner appeared in court to defend herself against corruption charges, claiming the proceedings are politically motivated and not legitimate.
"There Are Mafia Practices" and Other Resonant Phrases from Cristina Kirchner's Declaration in the Case of the Bribery Notebooks
Cristina Kirchner defended herself against political persecution allegations during her declaration in the bribery notebooks case, denouncing mafia-like practices within the judiciary.
Cristina Kirchner's Jokes at the Start of Her Interrogation: 'I Have Nicknames, But I Don't Think They're Appropriate'
Former president Cristina Kirchner appeared in court facing a trial regarding alleged corruption, where she characterized the proceedings as politically motivated.
Putin's regime also punishes the laying of flowers at memorials
The article discusses how Putin's regime in Russia criminalizes even small acts of dissent like laying flowers at memorials, particularly in the context of the Ukrainian war anniversary.
City Hall dismisses Women's Rights Secretary in Lorena, mother of victim of femicide in the city
Valéria Fortes was dismissed from her position as the municipal secretary for Women's Rights in Lorena following her daughter's femicide and claimed political persecution as a reason for her dismissal.
Terry Glavin: ‘Pursuing my murder’ — Iranian dissident warned about those now charged in his death
Iranian dissident Masood Masjoody, who expressed fears for his life, was recently found murdered, with two individuals now charged in connection to his death.
Political Persecution: There is More Behind Moravec's Departure. However, Demonstrating for CT May Backfire
The departure of Václav Moravec from Czech Television highlights broader issues of political pressure and internal conflicts within the public broadcaster.
Dancer K. Tarasevičiūtė speaks about experienced persecution: "He knew my address"
Ballet dancer K. Tarasevičiūtė shares her trauma of being stalked, detailing the fear and anxiety that plagued her daily life due to an anonymous stalker who knew her home address.
Uganda: Uganda's Bobi Wine Says He Has Fled the Country
Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has announced that he has fled the country after two months in hiding following disputed elections and alleged military persecution.
Shocking turn in the controversy – Even Trump was concerned earlier
The situation of the Iranian women's national soccer team has taken a serious turn as some players who were granted visas to Australia have decided to return to Iran despite apparent risks.
Arewa community protests insecurity in Edo with sit-at-home
The Arewa Community in Edo State has initiated a sit-at-home protest to highlight their concerns over insecurity and perceived persecution.
Iranian Fanatics Banned Him from Tennis, After His Escape He Became a Star
The article discusses how an Iranian athlete faced persecution and restrictions on his tennis career due to extremist views, but after escaping Iran, he achieved stardom.
The European Parliament Officially Declares the Existence of 'Christianophobia'
The European Parliament has officially recognized the existence of 'Christianophobia' and acknowledged the serious persecution faced by Christians worldwide.
In the midst of war, house churches strengthen the faith of Christians in Iran
House churches in Iran are becoming crucial for the survival of the Christian faith amid government persecution and societal pressure.
National Socialism: Does a Unique Archive Belong to the Jehovah's Witnesses?
The German Federal Court is reviewing whether an important archive documenting Nazi persecution should be returned to the Jehovah's Witnesses, currently held by a museum.
Friday the 13th: Why It Is Considered Unlucky – The Fall of the Templars and the 'Disruption' of Twelve
The article explores the superstitions surrounding Friday the 13th, tracing its origins back to the historical persecution of the Knights Templar.
International Criminal Court Launches Investigation Against Belarus
The International Criminal Court has initiated an investigation into high-ranking Belarusian officials for crimes against humanity, including deportations and persecution of political opponents.
Lawyer says blogger targeted by the STF is a victim of abuse and that the case should not be processed in the court
The lawyer representing Maranhão blogger Luís Pablo claims the investigation by Brazil's Supreme Court is an abuse of power aimed at uncovering journalistic sources.
After federal police search against Maranhão blogger, Minister Flávio Dino says his movements were being illegally monitored
Minister Flávio Dino claims that his movements in São Luís, Maranhão, were illegally monitored, following a federal police operation against blogger Luís Pablo connected to allegations of persecution.
Police Chief Convicted of Persecution Against Ex-Girlfriend in Acre
José Luiz Tonini, a civil police chief in Acre, Brazil, has been sentenced to over two years in prison for qualified persecution against his ex-girlfriend, amidst allegations of abuse of authority and domestic violence.
Father and daughter affected by anti-war drawing arrive in France
Alexey Moskalev and his daughter Maria, who faced legal repercussions in Russia for an anti-war drawing, have safely arrived in Paris after seeking international protection.
Father and daughter fled Russia after drawing against the war
A Russian father and his 16-year-old daughter have fled to France after facing persecution for a drawing opposing the war in Ukraine.
After Lithuania's request, ICC prosecutors began investigating possible Minsk crimes against humanity
Lithuania has urged the International Criminal Court to investigate potential crimes against humanity committed by Minsk, particularly concerning the deportation and persecution of political prisoners.
Request for the questioning of Diosdado Cabello for threats against the Argentine reference of Corina Machado
Federal prosecutor Carlos Stornelli has formally requested to expand the questioning of Diosdado Cabello for threats made against Argentine activist Elisa Trotta Gamus, within a context of systematic persecution classified as a 'mode of state terrorism'.
Man Jailed for Daughter’s Anti-War Drawing in 2023 Flees to France
A Russian man, Alexei Moskalyov, who was imprisoned for over a year due to his daughter's anti-war drawing, has fled to France with her after facing persecution in Russia.
'Anistia 79' Talks About the Wounds of Forgiveness for Persecuted and Torturers Left in the Country
The documentary 'Anistia 79' highlights the impact of amnesty on Brazilian society, addressing both the victims of political persecution and their aggressors.
Councilman and lawyer is accused of threatening the president of the OAB after removal: 'You'll regret it'
Maycon Moreira, a councilman and lawyer from Sena Madureira, is facing criminal charges for threatening the president of the OAB in Acre.
Senegal tightens the law against homosexuality: hundreds of LGTBI people and activists hide or flee the country
Senegal's parliament has passed a law that intensifies penalties against homosexuality, leading many LGTBI individuals and activists to either hide or flee the country due to escalating violence and persecution.
Six members of Iranian women's football team granted asylum in Australia
Six Iranian women footballers have been granted asylum in Australia after facing persecution in their home country.
A law is being prepared in Russia that would allow Putin to protect himself
Russia is preparing a law that would give President Putin the authority to send military forces abroad to protect Russian citizens facing legal persecution.
Letter to the Editor: Stop the Hunt for Young War Refugees
The article criticizes the Swedish government's policy regarding young war refugees, urging a stop to the persecution of these individuals.
Drama of Iranian Football Players – Seven Players Applied for Asylum in Australia after Not Singing the National Anthem before the Match
Seven members of the Iranian women's football team have requested asylum in Australia after they did not sing their national anthem before a match against South Korea, fearing persecution back home.
Zagreb Iranians revealed how Christians live in Iran
A group of Iranian Christians residing in Zagreb shared their experiences and challenges faced by Christians in Iran, highlighting issues such as persecution and the use of religion for political corruption.
Breaking: Seven members of Iran’s women’s football team have sought asylum, ABC understands
Seven members of Iran's women's football team have sought asylum in Australia, fearing persecution upon their return home after refusing to perform the national anthem during a match.
Five Iranian football players granted political asylum in Australia
Australia has granted political asylum to five players of the Iranian women's football team, who faced the threat of persecution upon returning to their homeland.
One of the world's largest electric ferries is introduced between Rødbyhavn and Puttgarden
Australia has granted humanitarian visas to five players from Iran's women's football national team after they sought asylum fearing persecution in their homeland.
Secret operation to get Iranian football asylum seekers alone
The article details a secret operation to assist Iranian women's football players in seeking asylum after they faced threats of persecution in Iran.
Australia grants humanitarian visas to five Iranian female football players
Australia has granted humanitarian visas to five players from Iran's women's national football team who sought asylum due to fears of persecution in their home country.
Government may offer asylum to Iranian female football players, Seymour says
The New Zealand government is considering offering asylum to Iranian female football players currently in Australia who face persecution if they return home.
Political Persecution with Půr: The President is Invulnerable, but I Suspect Who Will Stand Against Him
The podcast discusses the dynamics of the upcoming presidential election in Czechia, focusing on President Petr Pavel's strong re-election prospects and Andrej Babiš's influential role in politics.