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Press Freedom in Hong Kong Plunges: Journalist Club Survey

A Hong Kong journalist survey reveals an alarming decline in press freedom, with 83% of respondents feeling it has deteriorated in the past year. Self-censorship and harassment of journalists have increased due to the chilling effect of the National Security Law.
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New York County Clerk Challenges Texas Abortion Fine

New York county clerk refuses to enforce Texas court ruling against abortion provider, escalating the legal battle over reproductive rights in the US after Dobbs decision.
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Iranian Climber Elnaz Rekabi Leaves Homeland

Elnaz Rekabi, an Iranian climber, has left her homeland after competing without the mandatory hijab at the Climbing World Championships. This act of defiance amid nationwide protests in Iran has captured global attention.
International News

“Former Philippine President Duterte Arrested by ICC for Crimes Against Humanity”

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes against humanity during his "war on drugs." This significant development could have far-reaching impacts on accountability and human rights.
International News

Brutal Treatment of Children Reported in Sudan’s Civil War, Warn UNICEF and MSF

Disturbing reports from UNICEF and MSF reveal the devastating impact of Sudan's civil war on children, with 16 million facing violence, starvation, and sexual assault. The humanitarian crisis is dire, requiring urgent action to protect the most vulnerable.
International News

ACLU Sues to Block Migrant Transfers to Guantanamo

The ACLU has filed a lawsuit to prevent the Trump administration from transferring 10 migrants from the U.S. to the Guantanamo Bay naval base in Cuba, alleging it would violate immigration law and subject them to harsh conditions.
International News

Uyghurs Deported from Thailand to China amid Uncertain Fate

40 Uyghurs deported from Thailand to China, raising serious concerns about their safety and wellbeing. The fate of 8 remaining Uyghurs in Thai custody remains uncertain, with rights groups warning of potential abuse and torture.
International News

Advocates Seek Trump Administration’s Help for Jailed Hong Kong Publisher Lai

Advocates seek Trump administration's assistance in securing the release of Jimmy Lai, the jailed Hong Kong pro-democracy publisher, as the case has global implications for press freedom and political expression.
International News

Panama Releases Detained US Deportees into Uncertain Situation

The release of U.S. deportees in Panama highlights the human consequences of immigration policies. Migrants face legal limbo and fear of returning to their home countries. This situation underscores the need for a more compassionate approach to immigration and asylum issues.
International News

Ugandan UN Judge Convicted of Forced Slavery in UK

A Ugandan UN judge was convicted of forced slavery in the UK, exposing the ongoing issue of human trafficking even among those in positions of power. This case underscores the need for greater scrutiny and legal frameworks to protect vulnerable individuals from such abuses.