Zimbabwe slowly returns to normalcy after violent protests and censored internet service. Doctors said they treated dozens of people with gunshot wounds.
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UN Rights Chief Condemns Sudan’s Crackdown on Protesters
U.N. Human Rights chief Michelle Bachelet condemns Sudan’s crackdown on against anti-government demonstrators saying it can only worsen grievances.
Turkey Detained and Then Deported Dutch Journalist
Turkish authorities detained and then deported Dutch journalist, her newspaper said Thursday — the latest foreign reporter to be ousted from the country.
Sudanese Professional Groups Call for Rallies Across Country
Sudanese professional and opposition groups called for protests in 12 cities including capital Khartoum requesting President Omar al-Bashir to step down.
Lawyers Again Urge ICC to Release Ex-Ivory Coast President
Defense lawyers again urge for the immediate release of ex Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo and ex-government minister from detention at the ICC.
Indonesian Presidential Candidates Spar Over Corruption
Indonesian Presidential candidates spar over corruption in debate focused on terrorism, human rights, corruption, and law and order.
Journalist Who Exposed Ghana Soccer Corruption Shot Dead
An investigative journalist in Ghana who helped expose a high-ranking official at world soccer body FIFA as corrupt was shot dead by gunmen on a motorbike.
How to Make Pakistani Media Regulations Smarter
It is very welcome that Pakistan is reviewing its rules and systems for regulating the media, which is vital according to the Centre for Law and Democracy.
Alarm as Police Beat and Target Zimbabwe Protesters
The U.S. Embassy in Zimbabwe said Thursday it is “alarmed” by credible reports that security forces are targeting and beating activists and labor leaders.
Tunisia Hit by General Strike Amid Economic Tensions
Tunisian workers went on strike Thursday demanding higher pay in a standoff with government struggling to reduce unemployment, poverty and social tensions.