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Afghan reporter killed by Taliban car bomb attack

The Taliban had threatened an Afghan reporter who was killed in a car bomb attack this week for investigating their attacks, Human Rights Watch...

HK unveils hotline for residents

Hong Kong police unveiled a dedicated hotline on Thursday for residents to report national security threats, sparking criticism that the measure will deepen swirling...

Egypt ‘routinely abuse, torture LGBTs’–report

Human Rights Watch lambasted Egypt in a report Thursday for routinely arresting, abusing and torturing LGBT people, including subjecting them to forced anal examinations. “Egyptian...

Watchdog raises a howl over drug war

The government last week released new statistics on the war on drugs, and those showed that the police killed 46 people during anti-drug operations...

Gang rape witnesses arrest jolt Egypt

A climate of fear has gripped Egypt’s #MeToo movement as the arrests of witnesses in a high-profile rape case threaten to derail efforts to...

Myanmar poll countdown under virus shadow

Yangon—Myanmar’s election campaign began Tuesday with Aung San Suu Kyi’s party tipped for victory, with the Nobel laureate much loved at home despite her...

Qatar increases monthly wage to $275

Doha, Qatar—Qatar on Sunday introduced a $275 monthly minimum wage and simplified the process for changing employers, the labor ministry said, following criticism of...

Qatar enacts key worker reforms amid criticism

Qatar on Sunday introduced a $275 monthly minimum wage and simplified the process for changing employers, the labour ministry said, following criticism of its...

Lebanon gives probe team 4 days to find culprits

The government of Lebanon has given an “investigative committee” four days to determine responsibility for the devastating explosion in Beirut port on Tuesday, Foreign...

Anger rises over HK university sacking activist

Hong Kong—A prominent Hong Kong democracy activist on Wednesday vowed to appeal his sacking by a top university as city leaders and education chiefs...

Deadly virus spreading in jails in Egypt–HRW

At least 14 prisoners have died from likely COVID-19 complications in scantly-monitored outbreaks of the disease at Egyptian detention centres, Human Rights Watch said...

Coronavirus overwhelms Venezuelan oil hub

By Luis Bravo with Margioni Bermudez in Caracas The pain of breathing made butcher Elkin cry. He caught the coronavirus in a street market where he...

Saudi-led Yemen coalition pulled from UN blacklist

Campaigners reacted angrily on Monday to the removal of the Saudi-led military coalition in Yemen from a list of groups violating children's rights, in...

Police to probe activist’s abduction

Cambodian police said Tuesday they will investigate the alleged disappearance of a self-exiled Thai activist, denying any involvement in what a rights group claimed...
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