Atlanta killing ruled as ‘homicide’ as protests against police violence in the US grow
The killing of Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta, Georgia, on June 12 has been characterized as a ‘homicide’ in a post-mortem report by the Medical Examiner’s Office
‘Trump Heights’: The newest Israeli-approved illegal settlements in occupied Golan Heights
The Golan Heights is Syrian territory occupied by Israel following the 1967 war. Israeli settlement activities inside the occupied territories are in complete violation of international laws
Persecuted Egyptian LGBTQ activist Sarah Hegazy dies of suicide
30-year-old Sara Hagezy was in exile in Canada since her release from jail in 2018. She was arrested after she waved a rainbow flag at a concert in Cairo
Why Are DU Students, Teachers Against Online Exams?
Prof. Abha Dev Habib talks about the resistance put by both students and teachers of Delhi University against online exams.
Luxembourg government accused of abusing emergency powers
The government has reportedly coerced a waste management firm in Leudelange to incinerate hospital waste despite it lacking a license for the same
Reopening in São Paulo is sending “population to the slaughterhouse,” warns COVID-19 specialist
Domingos Alves questions the criteria used to allow the reopening, arguing that the decision goes against data
Serbian communists file lawsuit against election commission
The New Communist Party of Yugoslavia (NKPJ) and the League of Communist Youth of Yugoslavia (SKOJ) have accused the election commission of discrimination after it rejected their registration for the parliamentary elections scheduled on June 21
Mining companies in DRC warned against confining workers at mining sites
Global mining companies operating in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been accused by trade unions of violating workers’ rights in the name of the coronavirus pandemic