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Tunisian Comedian Abdelli Jailed in Absentia, Sparking Free Speech Debate

Tunis — Tunisian comedian and actor Lotfi Abdelli said on Friday that a court had sentenced him in absentia to

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UN Report Flags Worsening Human Rights Conditions in Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule

“Afghanistan is a graveyard for human rights.” A United Nations human rights report has warned that conditions in Afghanistan continue

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Media group rebukes Israeli military over image of slain Lebanese journalist

Jerusalem — An international media association on Wednesday accused the Israeli military of attempting to discredit a Lebanese journalist killed

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Sydney court rejects anonymity bid by accused Bondi gunman

Sydney — An Australian court on Thursday rejected a request by Naveed Akram, accused of carrying out a mass shooting