Authorities hand eviction order to the Sabbagh family of 45 people, so Israeli settlers could move into their homes. Sheikh Jarrah, occupied East Jerusalem – Huddled…
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Father of late Saudi sisters rejects suicide conclusion: Report
Last week, a medical examiner said that the sisters had committed suicide by walking into the Hudson River in 2018. The father of two young…
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Deaths of Saudi sisters found in New York river ruled suicide
Medical examiners conclude that Rotana and Tala Farea bound themselves together and walked into the Hudson River. Medical examiners have concluded that the cause of…
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Father of late Saudi sisters rejects suicide conclusion: Report
Last week, a medical examiner said that the sisters had committed suicide by walking into the Hudson River in 2018. The father of two young…
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Muslim women detained in China claim forced abortions
Walmart stock is ‘compelling’ heading into 2020 despite crowded retail space: Morgan Stanley Walmart Inc. WMT, -0.34% is facing a crowded retail landscape heading into…
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UK judge dismisses charges against Charles Taylor's ex-wife
Agnes Reeves Taylor had been due to face charges of torture and conspiracy to commit torture during Liberia’s civil war. Monrovia, Liberia – A British…
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The Lady and The Hague: Myanmar leader Suu Kyi courts home audience
YANGON (REUTERS) – The last time Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi travelled to western Europe, she was feted as the freshly elected civilian ruler…
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Human rights community decries new Greek asylum law
Under-pressure Greek authorities, with thousands of migrants held in awful conditions, trying to stop more arrivals. Athens, Greece – A new asylum law has passed…
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Palestinians slam US policy reversal on Israeli settlements
US says it no longer considers Israeli settlements illegal, drawing sharp criticism from Palestinians, rights groups. Palestinians, rights groups, politicians and others on Monday slammed…
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A Victim Not Only of Unjust Laws, but of ‘Unjust Authorities’
RABAT, Morocco — When Hajar Raissouni, an investigative journalist with one of Morocco’s only independent news outlets, went to her doctor’s office last August seeking…
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Opinion | The Rage in Latin America
Latin Americans are furious. Aware that they don’t live in real democracies, the people of Venezuela, Nicaragua and Bolivia are taking to the streets. In…
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Killings and attacks against journalists on the rise
On Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists, UN draws attention to killings of media workers in own countries. On November 2, 2013, French…
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Verdict delayed in trial of Saudi dissident: family
Sentencing for scholar Salman al-Awda, who could face the death penalty, has been postponed until October 30. A verdict in the trial of a Saudi…
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Tension over gay rights moves to fore in Polish election
Members of LGBT+ communities feel increasingly unsafe as Poland’s political rhetoric turns ever more hostile. Adam Juda had just left a bar in Warsaw late…
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