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Cancer researcher and Islamic scholar Dr. Ali al-Tamimi is due to be released after 15 years while appeal is pursued.

China has announced retaliatory sanctions against US lawmakers just days after Washington blacklisted a number of Chinese politicians for several purported human rights abuses of the Uyghur minority.

The shipment originated from the Xinjiang region in China, raising serious concerns that they were forcibly harvested from Muslim Uyghurs detained in modern-day concentration camps, as recent reports also suggest the forced sterilisation of Muslim women in the camps.

One of four former police officers charged over George Floyd's death has been freed after crowdfunding secures bail.

Thousands of people across the United Kingdom have joined anti-racism demonstrations despite lockdown restrictions, holding banners reading "There is a virus greater than Covid-19 and it's called racism".

Civil rights groups sue Trump over assault on peaceful protesters as America's most senior former military officer criticises Trump’s threats to use military force against protesters.

Prominent scholars and academics from around the world have compiled a powerful letter entitled “A Message to Humanity” amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

"Even if it requires sacrificing all our blood, Palestine's capital will always be Jerusalem,"

While the question was intended as a joke, it was met by “stunned silence” from officials.

Mounted police officers in Texas were seen leading a handcuffed black man by a rope, reminiscent of the racist and violent policing during the slavery era in the United States.