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Athletes demand Israel’s UEFA suspension after killing of “Palestinian Pelé”
Global sportspeople have united in urging one of football's major governing bodies to stand for humanity, not hypocrisy.
“Icon of the Emirati human rights movement” dies in UK traffic collision
33-year-old Alaa al-Siddiq, a prominent Emirati poet and human rights campaigner, has died after being fatally injured in a car crash in Oxfordshire.
Palestine becomes potential dealbreaker in Batley and Spen by-election
Senior Labour Leaders concerned that Labour’s position on Palestine will not only bring forth a loss in Batley and Spen by-election, but spell the end of Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership.
Global bodies urged to intervene against planned executions of a dozen Muslim Brotherhood officials
"It is your moral duty to use of your influence as the European Union's High Representative to prevent [President Abdel Fattah] el-Sisi's regime from using the death penalty and life imprisonment against…
Israeli Occupation forces storm Al-Aqsa for second time in as many months
Hundreds of Palestinians staged counter rallies in honour of the Prophet (sall Allāhu alayhi wa sallam) immediately following Friday prayers. These rallies were held in response to the extremist Israeli “March of…
Resource-strapped Gaza Strip reconstructs with recycled rubble
The besieged Gaza Strip, which has been pummelled with dozens of airstrikes and has seen numerous residential, governmental, and commercial buildings decimated, has begun the laborious process of rebuilding itself.
Myanmar Junta up to same old tricks by burning down village of Kin Ma
Myanmar’s ruling military junta once again faces censure for its use of excessive force, this time in light of reports which state that its forces torched an entire village.