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TCS suspends Nashik employees over harassment allegations TCS Nashik suspends eight employees amid sexual harassment and forced conversion allegations; police form SIT as the company vows zero tolerance and full cooperation with the investigation.
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UN urges US to finish probe into Minab school strike UN rights chief calls for a prompt, transparent US investigation into the Minab school attack that killed hundreds, urging accountability for civilians.
London ambulances set ablaze in antisemitic hate crime, police say Four ambulances from London's Jewish community service were damaged in a suspected arson attack in Golders Green, being treated as an antisemitic hate crime.
Protest in Thiruvananthapuram as Transgender Rights Bill Sparks Backlash Thousands march to Lok Bhavan in Thiruvananthapuram, demanding withdrawal of the Transgender Persons Amendment Bill 2026, arguing it undermines self-determination and rights.
Chants or Crimes? The High-Stakes Debate Over What You Can Say at a Protest When protest chants turn into police investigations, where does free speech end? Exploring the controversy surrounding recent London rallies and the limits of political expression.
Protest or Provocation? Why We Need to Talk About 'Death To' Chants on London Streets Is calling for death ever protected speech? As London's streets become a flashpoint for tension, we explore the thin line between political protest and incitement to violence.
Gold Coast tensions rise as Iran women’s team seeks asylum Iran's women footballers face safety fears and a looming asylum decision in Australia after the Asian Cup anthem controversy, prompting international calls and protests.
Genocide Hallmarks Identified in El Fasher Siege A fact-finding mission concludes the El Fasher siege shows hallmarks of genocide, citing killings, starvation and systematic abuses against civilians.

Gisèle Pelicot: Survivor’s Voice in France’s Mass Rape Trial

In an intimate BBC interview, Gisèle Pelicot shares the horror she endured, her choice to reveal her story, and the impact of France’s largest rape trial.

Venezuela Opposition Leader Kidnapped Hours After Release

Hours after his release, opposition leader Juan Pablo Guanipa was abducted in Caracas by armed men in civilian clothes, prompting calls for his safe return.
Minneapolis Protests Grow After Alex Pretti Death in ICE Custody Mourners and activists rally as Minneapolis confronts a deadly ICE incident, demanding accountability and an end to aggressive immigration enforcement.
Venezuela frees dozens of political prisoners amid international pressure Rights groups say 266 political prisoners freed since Jan 8, with hundreds still detained as international pressure grows and concerns over inflated release figures surface.

Telangana Stray Dog Killings Toll Surges Past 1,000 in a Month

Hundreds of stray dogs allegedly poisoned in Telangana push monthly toll beyond 1,000 as investigators widen probes and plan post-mortems.
Venezuela Frees Dozens of Political Prisoners as US Seizes Maduro Dozens released amid US pressure after Maduro raid; rights groups warn many remain in legal limbo and details are still being verified.
Iran President's Son Calls to Restore Internet After Protests Yousef Pezeshkian urges lifting internet restrictions, arguing delays won’t solve the crackdown and will widen public discontent.

CCTV Under Scrutiny as Hindu Man Burned Alive in Narsingdi, Bangladesh

A 25-year-old Hindu man, Chanchal Chandra Bhowmik, was burned to death inside a Narsingdi garage. CCTV footage shows suspicious activity as investigators probe whether the fire was foul pla…

Manipur rape survivor dies after years of waiting for justice

A 20-year-old Kuki-Zo woman abducted and gang-raped during Manipur's ethnic violence dies after years of medical battles as justice stalls.

Iran Denies Plan to Execute Detained Protester Erfan Soltani

Iran's judiciary says Erfan Soltani is not facing the death penalty, even as rights groups claim his execution was postponed amid global concern over protest crackdowns.
500 Stray Dogs Killed in Telangana After Poll Promises Fuel Outrage Outrage grows in Telangana as reports say over 500 stray dogs were killed in a week amid election promises, with police investigations and arrests underway.

Eyewitnesses Describe Deadly Crackdown in Iran Protests

Eyewitness accounts describe security forces firing on anti-government protesters across Iran, as internet access is cut and casualties rise in Tehran and beyond.
Venezuela Frees 116 Political Prisoners in Government Move Venezuela reports 116 political prisoners freed as part of a government-initiated release, while rights groups cite lower counts and call for transparency.

Main Accused in Dipu Das Lynching Arrested in Bangladesh

Bangladesh police arrest Yasin Arafat, the man accused of leading a mob that lynched Hindu worker Dipu Chandra Das, amid rising concerns over minority safety.
Tripura Student Angel Chakma Dies After Dehradun Hate Attack Tripura student Angel Chakma dies after a racially charged assault in Dehradun; authorities arrest suspects, offer rewards, and announce government aid.
Karnataka to Rehouse Families After Bengaluru Kogilu Demolitions Karnataka moves to provide alternate housing for genuine homeless affected by the Kogilu demolitions in Bengaluru, as KSHRC flags potential rights violations and probes the process.

Hindu Homes Burned as Bangladesh Unrest Intensifies

Seven Hindu families’ homes burned in arson attacks amid Bangladesh’s unrest, with two minority men lynched; police arrest multiple suspects and vow to pursue others.

Hindu Homes Burned as Bangladesh Unrest Surges

Arson attacks target Hindu families in Bangladesh as unrest deepens; police arrest suspects amid reports of lynchings and growing minority safety concerns.

TGHRC Seeks Full Report on Suryapet Custodial Death

The Telangana Human Rights Commission seeks a detailed government reply into alleged illegal detention and a custodial death in Suryapet, pushing for accountability.
Hindu Man Lynched in Bangladesh; 10 Arrested Amid Unrest in Mymensingh A Hindu garment worker Dipu Chandra Das was killed by a mob in Mymensingh over blasphemy allegations; 10 arrested as authorities probe the violence.
Bangladesh Protests Escalate as Osman Hadi Dies; Anti-India Chants Roar in Dhaka Protests swell after youth leader Sharif Osman Hadi dies in Singapore; demonstrators clash with police, targeting properties tied to the Awami League and rallying near Indian missions.
UN Expert Urges Pakistan to End Imran Khan Detention Abuses A UN torture expert formally raises Imran Khan's detention conditions with Pakistan, urging immediate alignment with international standards amid ongoing political turmoil.
Sunali's Return from Bangladesh Sparks Hope for Sweety’s Family in Delhi Sunali Khatun's repatriation on humanitarian grounds brings cautious hope to Sweety Bibi's family awaiting return after a Delhi deportation, as a Supreme Court hearing looms.
Sunali Returns Home From Bangladesh; Sweety's Family Still Waiting Sunali Khatun returns to Birbhum after months in Bangladeshi detention; meanwhile Sweety Bibi's family remains in limbo awaiting their reunion amid ongoing deportation disputes.
Afghan Refugees Face Uncertain Future After DC Shooting As immigration policy tightens, Afghan refugees in the U.S. fear for their futures after a deadly DC-area shooting carried out by an Afghan suspect.
UN calls Jenin killings summary execution in West Bank raid The UN condemns the killings of two unarmed Palestinians in Jenin, saying they appeared to surrender as Israeli forces opened fire during a West Bank raid.
Imran Khan's Son Claims No Proof of Life, Urges Transparency Kasim Khan says his father is in a death cell with no proof of life amid health rumours, while family reports visit bans and seeks international help.
Imran Khan Death Rumors Surge as Sisters Allege Police Assault Outside Jail Rumors swirl about Imran Khan's fate as his sisters allege a brutal police assault during a peaceful protest outside Adiala Jail, fueling online speculation.