London: Massive protest demonstrations were held across Britain, marking India’s so-called Republic Day as Black Day. Kashmiris, members of Sikh community and their allies participated in the protest demos, pressing the UK government to intervene and halt the ongoing genocide in Indian Administered Kashmir. The demonstrations were
Melbourne: Tensions have risen among the Australian Sikh community over a series of graffiti attacks on pro-Khalistan banners and Sikh figures, including the revered Shaheed Bhindranwale, who symbolises Khalistan activism. The Khalistan Referendum, organised by Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), is set to take place on Sunday,
New Delhi: Indian police detained students in New Delhi after stopping the screening of a BBC documentary on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s role during deadly sectarian riots in 2002. The students at Delhi University had followed several campuses around the country in staging a broadcast, defying
San Ignacio, Mexico: The Chairman of World Forum for Peace & Justice, Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai has said that India has defied United Nations Security Council resolutions on Kashmir for more than seven decades because it knows Kashmiris will never vote in its favour. Dr Ghulam
Melbourne: Voting for the Australian Phase of the Punjab Independence Referendum will be held on January 29, 2023, to provide local Sikhs with an opportunity to show solidarity with the movement and condemn the Indian government-backed genocide of the Sikh nation in 1984. Earlier, despite severe
Mumbai: In a potentially controversial move, the government in Indian state of Maharashtra has ordered the removal of Tipu Sultan’s name, given to a prominent suburban garden and playground by the erstwhile Maha Vikas Aghadi government. Making the announcement, Bharatiya Janata Party’s Mumbai Suburban District Guardian
New York: A landmark lawsuit by the US Justice Department against Alphabet's Google over its dominance of advertising technology could help rivals and websites that sell ad space, but leaves an uncertain future for the advertisers themselves, experts told Reuters. The Justice Department's complaint against Google
Manila: The Philippine government said Friday it intended to appeal an International Criminal Court decision to reopen an inquiry into Manila’s brutal anti-drug campaign, which left thousands dead. The Hague-based tribunal launched the enquiry in 2019 but suspended it later that year at the request of
Montreal: Canada appointed its first special representative on combatting Islamophobia, a position created following several recent attacks on Muslims in the country. Journalist and activist Amira Elghawaby will fill the post to "serve as a champion, adviser, expert and representative to support and enhance the federal
Kabul: More than 160 people have died from the cold in Afghanistan this month in the worst winter in more than a decade, authorities said on Friday, as residents described being unable to afford fuel to heat homes in temperatures well below freezing. "162 people have