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Insights into the harsh realities of Iranian prison life revealed in new book

Thursday, Jan 02

Discover the stark truths of Iranian prisons through Fariba Adelkhah's enlightening analysis based on her experiences in Evin prison.

WORLD NEWS

Italy Calls on Iran to Free Detained Journalist Cecilia Sala Amid Political Tensions

Thursday, Jan 02

Italy demands the release of journalist Cecilia Sala detained in Tehran, as political tensions rise regarding her treatment and potential diplomatic implications.

WORLD NEWS

Zimbabwe Ends Death Penalty After Nearly 20 Years

Thursday, Jan 02

Zimbabwe abolishes the death penalty, protecting 60 prisoners on death row as a major step in the abolitionist movement in Africa.

WORLD NEWS

Human rights situation deteriorates in Ukraine and Russian-occupied areas, UN report reveals

Wednesday, Jan 01

A UN report highlights a worsening human rights crisis in Ukraine and occupied territories, with rising civilian casualties and systemic torture.

WORLD NEWS

Protesters in Syria Demand Justice for Disappeared Activists Amid Political Transition

Wednesday, Jan 01

Amid Syria's political transition, protesters in Douma demand justice for four activists missing since 2013, highlighting ongoing human rights issues in the country.

ECONOMY

Minimum wage increases approved for 21 states in 2025

Wednesday, Jan 01

In 2025, 21 states are set to increase their minimum wage, benefiting 9.2 million workers amid rising costs of living.

POLITICS

Republican States Aim for Right-Wing Policy Shift Following Trump's Re-election

Wednesday, Jan 01

Republican states gear up to implement extreme right-wing policies following Trump’s re-election as lawmakers leverage trifecta control.

POLITICS

Impact of Trump Administration on Hong Kong-US Relations in 2025

Wednesday, Jan 01

Experts predict heightened scrutiny for Hong Kong's financial services under Trump in 2025, with a diminished focus on human rights issues.

POLITICS

Federal workers' rights under fire from DOGE commission rhetoric

Wednesday, Jan 01

The article defends federal workers from criticisms by the DOGE commission, highlighting their struggles and the need for better support and representation.