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Egyptian authorities have since 2020 carried out a campaign to silence female social media influencers, using a cybercrime law to detain them on vague charges such as violating “public morals” and “undermining family values”. Last week, TikTok celebrity Salma Elshimy became the latest in a growing list of women to…

Check out my recent interview with AgWeb's Michelle Rook, where we discussed the corn and soybean markets, as well as wheat, hogs, and crude oil.

Brutal attacks by Zionist militias on Deir Yassin killed at least 107 Palestinians and made thousands flee other towns.

Israel's government is "on a rampage" against human rights, the new head of Human Rights Watch said on Thursday and urged the United States and other allies to do more to hold it accountable for alleged abuses and persuade it to change course.

Some jail cells, the report says, are holding as many as 15 prisoners when they were designed for just three people.

New Human Rights Watch head Tirana Hassan says UK’s plan to deport asylum seekers is ‘cheap politics’

During Covid, the Caribbean republic shut its borders, stranding citizens overseas; now it has left children vulnerable to illness, death and IS recruitment

The rights group says that riot police fired tear gas to disperse a peaceful funeral procession held for rapper Azagaia.

As part of an international agreement, Australian military forces will protect schools and children from being recruited as soldiers during armed conflict.

‘The big problem is we don’t know our future and we don’t know our destination’

KYIV, Ukraine: At their home in the middle of Siberia, Russian pastor Roman Vinogradov and his wife Yekaterina are the new foster parents of five children from Moscow-occupied eastern Ukraine.