Canberra: Renowned Australian politician Lee Rhiannon while expressing solidarity with the Kashmiri people urged the international community to globally remember those were killed and suffered at the hands of Indian occupation forces in the territory. Recently, Human Rights Watch (HRW) submission highlighting human rights violations and
London: A team sent by the British government to inquire into the 2002 Gujarat riots said that Narendra Modi, who was then the state’s chief minister, was “directly responsible for a climate of impunity” that led to the violence, a BBC documentary released on Wednesday
Melbourne: Some 2,000+ vehicles participated in the ‘Khalistan Rally’ which started from the Coburg suburb to downtown Melbourne and continued for several hours. The rally aimed to glorify Indira Gandhi’s assassins, marking the 34th martyrdom ceremony of Satwant Singh and Kehar Singh who were hanged on
Bhopal: An Indian Army captain committed suicide in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. According to the details, The body of 29-year-old Army captain was found hanging from a ceiling fan at the Pachmarhi-based Army facility in Narmadapuram district of the state, Indian police said. The death
New Delhi: The recent attacks on churches and Christians in Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, and elsewhere post-Christmas and on New Year celebrations indicated continued violence against Christian minority with alarming regularity. According to a report of Deccan Herald, unfortunately, the state authorities had been found to be failing
London: Hundreds of officers in London are likely be sacked for sexual and domestic abuse offences, Britain's most senior policeman said on Tuesday as he sought to regain public trust after an officer admitted being a serial rapist. London s Metropolitan Police ("the Met"), which has
Los Angeles: The mayor of New York travelled to the Mexican border city of El Paso and declared that "there is no room in New York" for busloads of migrants being sent to America's most populous city. Eric Adams, a Democrat, was also critical of the
Sanaa: Ali Jabri cradles his sobbing son Ayoub ahead of chemotherapy treatment at Yemen’s largest cancer hospital in the capital Sanaa where an eight-year war has led to shortages in life-saving medicine and equipment. The 12-year-old is one of 81,000 patients registered with the National Oncology
Dhaka: Human Rights Watch (HRW), on Tuesday accused Bangladesh's police of abusing the Rohingya refugees in the congested camps in the southern border district of Cox's Bazar. In a report published Tuesday, HRW said: “APBn (Bangladesh's Armed Police Battalion) is committing extortion, arbitrary arrest, and harassment
Geneva: United Nations (UN) rights experts deplored a reported rise in abductions, forced marriages, and conversions of girls from Pakistan's religious minorities, urging the government to swiftly halt such practices. "We are deeply troubled to hear that the girls, as young as 13, are being kidnapped