Responding to Spanish trade union’s lawsuit, European Court orders companies to record employees’ work timing
From the data provided by the lower court, the European Court highlighted that 53.7% of Spanish employees’ overtime hours were not recorded.
Saudi-led coalition conducts airstrikes in Yemen in response to the drone attack on oil pipeline
Six civilians, including four children, were killed and 52 others injured in the strikes. The renewed violence threatens to derail the peace agreement reached in Sweden last year.
Manning faces unprecedented punitive action for refusing to testify
Along with being remanded to federal custody for an unspecified period, a federal judge has also imposed upon Chelsea Manning a fine of USD 500 per day after 30 days in custody, and USD 1,000 per day after 60 days to coerce a testimony out of her.
Swaziland youth leader convicted of false charges after 8 years
Musa Ngubeni, along with his fellow activist, Maxwell Dlamini, was arrested on April 12 while protesting in support of democracy and socio-economic justice.
One million could go hungry in Gaza by June: UN
Funds shortage could also lead to severe education and healthcare challenges like stopping of UNRWA schools and vaccination program.
New Mexico city declares emergency over the arrival of asylum seekers
Deming is the third US city to declare an emergency over the arrival of asylum seekers from Central America in 2019.
Police evict and arrest activists in Venezuelan Embassy
The four remaining activists who were protecting the Venezuelan Embassy with authorization from the Venezuelan government were arrested by the police this morning
Extremist Jewish settler who burnt alive Dawabsheh family acquitted of murder
Accused will now be charged with conspiracy to commit arson, faces no more than five and a half years in prison.