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Sahel armies linked to higher civilian death tolls than jihadists, data indicates

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Sahel armies linked to higher civilian death tolls than jihadists, data indicates

“Widespread deaths of civilians at the hands of government forces could bolster the political legitimacy of militant groups and fuel

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Imprisoned Nobel laureate Mohammadi may have suffered heart attack, lawyer says

Beirut— Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi may have suffered a heart attack in prison, her lawyer said on

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Pakistan Forces Continue to Abduct Baloch Activists Amid Intensified Raids

Sindh — Reports from Kech district suggest a renewed surge in enforced disappearances, with three men allegedly taken into custody

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UN experts press Pakistan over deaths of journalist and son, and activist’s detention

Geneva – Last month, the United Nations human rights experts have asked Pakistan to address what they describe as serious

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OPINION: Bangladesh’s War on Lawyers Under the Yunus Regime

The interim government’s influence extends deep into the judiciary. Judges are pressured; prosecutors are politicized. Instead of being released on

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OPINION: Mohammad Yunus turns Bangladesh into a Stage of Horror

Co-Author SM Faiyaz Hossain Under the current interim regime, extrajudicial violence has not merely been tolerated; it has been routinized.

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Qatar’s Dark Reality: UN Slams Doha Over Tayeb Benabderrahmane Case

The aim was clear: to silence an insider whose integrity and criticism of corruption had become inconvenient for Doha’s ruling

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Bangladesh Turns into a Haven of Anarchy: The Grim Failure of the Interim Government

This situation also reflects a collapse of the justice system. A culture of impunity has taken root, eroding public faith