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WORLD NEWS

U.S. Successfully Completes Deportation of Eight Men to South Sudan Amid Legal Controversies

Monday, Jul 07

The U.S. deports eight men to South Sudan after extensive legal battles amid concerns over their safety in a conflict-ridden environment.

HEALTH

Kilmar Abrego Garcia Alleges Torture and Mistreatment in El Salvador Prison

Friday, Jul 04

Kilmar Abrego Garcia's allegations of torture in El Salvador highlight severe human rights concerns following his wrongful deportation.

WORLD NEWS

UN Expert Accuses Israel of 'One of the Cruelest Genocides' and Urges Global Disengagement from Israeli Economy

Thursday, Jul 03

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese urges global action against Israel’s actions in Gaza labeled as genocide; names over 60 companies involved.

WORLD NEWS

Hong Kong Government Proposes Limited Recognition for Same-Sex Partnerships

Thursday, Jul 03

Hong Kong government proposes a framework for recognizing same-sex partnerships formed overseas amid ongoing societal debates.

WORLD NEWS

Wisconsin Supreme Court Overturns 176-Year-Old Abortion Ban

Wednesday, Jul 02

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled against a 176-year-old abortion ban, affirming reproductive rights in the state.

POLITICS

Venezuelan Lawmakers Declare UN Rights Chief Volker Turk Persona Non Grata

Wednesday, Jul 02

Venezuelan lawmakers declare UN rights chief Volker Turk persona non grata amid ongoing human rights concerns in the country.

POLITICS

Supreme Court Overturns Rulings Benefiting Transgender Individuals

Wednesday, Jul 02

The Supreme Court has overturned multiple rulings that favored transgender rights, prompting courts to reexamine cases involving healthcare and documentation.

POLITICS

Trump Administration Finds Harvard in “Violent Violation” of Civil Rights Law

Tuesday, Jul 01

The Trump administration threatens Harvard University with funding cuts, alleging violations of civil rights regarding the treatment of Jewish students.

SPORTS

Massive Turnout at Budapest Pride March Defies Government Ban

Sunday, Jun 29

Around 100,000 people marched in Budapest Pride, defying a government ban imposed by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, marking a significant LGBTQ+ rights demonstration in Hungary.