Palestinians observe Prisoners’ Day amid increasing Israeli violence
Israeli forces led fresh attacks on Al-Aqsa injuring dozens of Palestinian worshippers on Sunday. They also conducted several raids and arrests in different parts of occupied West Bank
Activists from Palestine Action force Israeli arms factory in UK to shut down for the second time
The action comes just days after the group’s activists targeted the London headquarters Elbit Systems and forced it to remain shut for several hours.
Israeli jets violate Syrian airspace, bomb areas west of capital Damascus
Israel has carried out thousands of unprovoked attacks inside Syria since the war in the country began in 2011. Thursday’s attack was the second such strike in less than a week and eighth since the beginning of 2022
Israeli forces attack Palestinian worshippers inside al-Aqsa, over 150 injured
Israeli forces arrested at least 400 Palestinians after entering the Al Aqsa mosque compound during early morning prayers on Thursday, April 14. They also unleashed brutal violence on thousands of worshipers who were present inside
Thai opposition leader Thanathorn indicted of royal defamation for questioning vaccine management
The charges leveled against opposition leader Thanathorn were based on statements he made in January 2021 in a livestream that questioned the vaccine procurement contract and subsidies granted to a pharmaceutical company owned privately by the monarch
People’s Summit to highlight inequality in face of Biden’s Summit of the Americas
A diverse coalition of US-based organizations is organizing an alternative to the OAS summit, shedding light on inequality and imperialism
Unionization spreads across Starbucks outlets in US despite efforts to intimidate workers
According to Starbucks Workers United, which is organizing workers to form unions, workers from over 200 outlets have already approached the National Labor Relations Board for a union vote
Inter-American Court of Human Rights condemns pardon of former dictator Alberto Fujimori
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) considered that the Constitutional Court’s decision to reinstate a controversial presidential pardon granted to former dictator Alberto Fujimori in 2017, failed to give adequate weight to the right to justice of Fujimori’s victims