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.

Wednesday, Jan 22

France has issued a new arrest warrant for former Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad over war crimes, marking a significant step in international accountability.

Wednesday, Jan 22

Iraq's parliament passes laws critics fear could legalize child marriage, undermining women's rights and igniting public outcry.

Tuesday, Jan 21

Nearly 90 Palestinian prisoners were released in a historic exchange during a Gaza ceasefire deal, reuniting families amidst mixed emotions over their detention.

Monday, Jan 20

Pope Francis criticizes Trump’s mass deportation plans, calling them a disgrace, while emphasizing the need for compassion and immigrant dignity.

Monday, Jan 20

Iranian pop star Tataloo is sentenced to death for blasphemy. His controversial music career has drawn political attention and legal repercussions.

Monday, Jan 20

A Taliban deputy has publicly urged for lifting the education ban on Afghan women and girls, citing injustice and a need for policy change.