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Ex-Afghan Commandos Executed by Taliban
At least 100 former Afghan special forces members have been executed by the Taliban since their takeover, according to a damning new report. Many more remain in hiding, fearing for their lives.
People smugglers jailed for packing migrants into trailers
A gang of people smugglers has been sentenced to prison after cramming migrants into five trailers in a dangerous operation. Read the full details of this shocking case.
Microsoft eyes human poop to slash carbon footprint
Tech giant Microsoft is investigating an unconventional method to cut carbon emissions—using human waste as a renewable energy source. Could this be the future of sustainability?
Solitary confinement sparks human rights concerns in NT
Human rights advocates raise alarm over a man held in prolonged solitary confinement, citing severe mental health risks and potential breaches of international standards.
'Dr Evil' Russian torturer of Ukrainian POWs exposed
Activists expose a sadistic Russian officer dubbed 'Dr Evil' for his brutal torture of Ukrainian prisoners in a grim gulag-style prison.
Chinese gangs use Telegram to target victims in Myanmar, Thailand
Chinese gangs are using Telegram to lure victims into scams from Myanmar and Thailand, with Bangkok becoming a hotspot for these illegal operations.
Oxford exposes China's DNA tracking of Uyghurs
A groundbreaking study by Oxford University Press reveals how China employs forensic genetics to track and suppress the Uyghur population, raising serious human rights concerns.
Oxford accused of censoring Uyghur rights research
Oxford University faces backlash for allegedly pressuring an academic journal to remove an article on Uyghur human rights, raising concerns over academic freedom and Chinese influence.
Rich couple kept 21 migrants in basement
A wealthy couple in the US allegedly kept 21 migrants in their basement, charging them exorbitant rent while subjecting them to appalling living conditions.
Spain evicts homeless from airports in new crackdown
Spanish authorities have begun evicting homeless individuals from airports as part of a new crackdown, raising concerns over human rights and social welfare.
Disney's Mickey Mouse brand linked to controversial Chinese firm
The Walt Disney Company is under scrutiny after reports reveal its partnership with China's Red Earth Group, a firm with alleged ties to forced labour and human rights abuses in Xinjiang.
Neanderthals had distinct food preferences
Groundbreaking research suggests Neanderthals were selective about their diet, showing preferences similar to modern humans.
AI firms unprepared for human-level systems risks
A shocking new report warns that AI companies lack safeguards against risks posed by advanced artificial intelligence, urging immediate regulatory action.
Human Traffic: 90s clubbing classic re-released
Dive into the re-release of the cult classic 'Human Traffic', starring John Simm and Danny Dyer, as it brings back the euphoria and chaos of 90s club culture.
Taliban's 'Kill List' Leaves Afghans in Terror
Afghans who worked with Western forces are living in terror as the Taliban reportedly compiles execution lists, sparking international concern over their safety.
Afghan refugees endangered by data leaks to Taliban
Afghan refugees face grave danger as leaked personal data could fall into Taliban hands, leading to arrests, torture, and executions.
Cambodia accused of forced repatriation of Thai activists
Human rights groups allege Cambodia is forcibly returning Thai dissidents, sparking fears of persecution under Thailand's strict lèse-majesté laws.
Turkey's Silivri Prison: Symbol of Erdogan's Authoritarianism
Turkey's Silivri prison, one of Europe's largest, has become a stark emblem of President Erdogan's tightening grip on power. Housing journalists, activists, and political opponents, its sprawling complex raises serious human rights concerns.
Couple and surrogates arrested for nanny abuse in California
A couple and two surrogates in California have been arrested following disturbing allegations of abuse against their nanny. The victim, Xuan Zhang, endured months of mistreatment before authorities intervened.
Forgotten 1940s machine may be key to surviving AI
Scientists rediscover a groundbreaking 1940s 'learning machine' that could hold the key to balancing human intelligence with artificial superintelligence.
EU accused of betrayal over Israel sanctions
Human rights groups condemn the European Union's inaction over Israel's military operations in Gaza, calling it a violation of international law and a betrayal of Palestinian rights.
Secret eye signal reveals attraction, scientists find
Groundbreaking research reveals a subtle eye movement that can indicate romantic interest, offering new insights into human attraction.
Gaza's Children: 17,000 Lives Lost
The devastating toll on Gaza's children amid conflict raises urgent moral and humanitarian questions. Can the world afford to look away?
UK equality watchdog faces reform calls after court ruling
The Equality and Human Rights Commission faces scrutiny as Labour demands urgent reforms following a landmark Supreme Court decision on parliamentary privilege.
Sikh protesters challenge Modi in London over rights issues
Sikh demonstrators in London confront Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, demanding justice for alleged human rights violations in Punjab.
Irish tourist detained in US ICE facility
An Irish tourist was held in a US immigration detention centre, prompting outrage and calls for intervention from Irish officials.
UN condemns Israel over Gaza rights violations
The UN Human Rights Council has passed a resolution accusing Israel of potential war crimes in Gaza, while critics argue it overlooks Hamas's actions.
Sudan paramilitary forces kill 300 in village raids
Sudanese paramilitary forces have allegedly killed nearly 300 civilians in brutal village raids, according to legal reports. The escalating violence raises urgent humanitarian concerns.
UN's Albanese: Israel committing 'extermination' in Gaza
Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur, accused Israel of 'extermination' in Gaza during a speech in Colombia, sparking international debate.
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