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South Africa: Stop Blaming Immigrants for Govt Failures, Johannesburg Marchers Say
Hundreds march in Johannesburg to reject anti-immigrant rhetoric, calling for unity and accountability from the state.
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Afrique du Sud : Kemi Seba reste en prison après son audition
Pan-Africanist activist Kemi Seba remains in custody in South Africa after a court appearance on immigration charges, with his lawyer claiming a political asylum request.
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Activists worry that human rights are not prominent in U.S.-Iran negotiations
As diplomatic talks focus on oil and security, activists demand internet freedom and human rights be central to any U.S.-Iran deal.
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Amnesty International paints a grim picture
Amnesty International's annual report warns that a global system of impunity for the powerful is eroding human rights worldwide.
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‘Predators’: Amnesty slams Netanyahu, Putin, Trump as human rights decline
Amnesty International's annual report brands Netanyahu, Putin, and Trump as 'predators' whose actions fuel a global decline in human rights.
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Jake Richards, historiador: “Durante la abolición se crearon nuevas formas de desigualdad e injusticia y necesitamos resolver cómo lo reparamos”
Historian Jake Richards argues that the abolition of slavery created new, legalized systems of inequality that remain unaddressed.
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Kenya: Akamba Community Files Suit Against UK Over Colonial-Era Injustices
A Kenyan community takes the British government to court, demanding reparations for forced labor, land seizures, and killings under colonial rule.
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Kenya: Amnesty Calls for Police Restraint As Fuel Price Demonstrations Loom
Amnesty International Kenya urges restraint from security forces as citizens prepare to protest soaring fuel prices.
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UN chief urges freedom of navigation in Hormuz amid tensions
UN chief warns of global supply chain impact and rising prices as navigational rights are curtailed in the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
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Tanzania: Maasai Protest UNESCO's Complicity in their Eviction for 'Conservation'
UN experts condemn human rights violations as Maasai communities face eviction from ancestral lands under UNESCO-backed conservation plans.
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Last remaining perpetrators of Rwandan genocide return to villages
Three decades after the slaughter, Rwanda faces its most delicate challenge: returning the final convicted génocidaires to the communities they once terrorized.
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7,900 people died or disappeared on migration routes in 2025: UN
UN reports 7,900 migrant deaths and disappearances in 2025, a grim toll that remains near record levels despite a slight year-on-year decrease.