Monday, Jan 27

Lukashenko's suppression of dissent continues as he seeks another term in a widely denounced presidential election viewed as a "sham" by the West.

Sunday, Jan 26

Belarus votes in a heavily criticized election where President Lukashenko is poised to extend his authoritarian rule for a seventh term with no credible challengers.

Saturday, Jan 25

Cambodia's Cabinet has approved a bill to impose prison sentences for anyone denying Khmer Rouge atrocities, aiming for justice ahead of a significant anniversary.

Friday, Jan 24

The ICC initiates arrest warrants for Taliban leaders over ongoing persecution of women in Afghanistan, citing crimes against humanity.

Friday, Jan 24

Newark's mayor condemns ICE's warrantless raid that detained US citizens including a veteran, amidst escalated immigration enforcement under Trump.

Friday, Jan 24

Colorado Supreme Court rules that five elephants cannot claim legal personhood or freedom from a zoo, reinforcing animal rights laws.

Friday, Jan 24

ECHR rules in favor of a French woman, asserting she can't be deemed "at fault" in divorce for refusing sex, marking a significant win for women's rights.

Thursday, Jan 23

Colorado's Supreme Court ruled that five elephants cannot file a habeas corpus claim for their release from a zoo, stating they are not considered persons under the law.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Italy faces backlash after Libyan warlord al-Masri, accused of war crimes, is released on a legal technicality, igniting outrage among lawmakers and human rights groups.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Chinese families plea for government intervention to free relatives held by trafficking gangs in Myanmar, highlighting systemic issues in victim reporting.