In recent days, demonstrations unfolding through tented encampments on school grounds – sparked by students at New York’s prestigious Columbia University who are demanding authorities divest from Israel due to its occupation and military assault on Gaza – have spread nationwide. University authorities from the west to east coast have taken different approaches, ranging from…
Addressing the Human Rights Council in Geneva, the International Fact-Finding Mission on Iran – a group of Council-appointed independent experts – said that Ms. Amini’s death in September 2022 was “unlawful and caused by physical violence” for which the State is responsible. Chairperson Sara Hossain told the forum’s 47 Member States that after Ms. Amini’s death, young…
Tel Aviv: Despite intense protests and opposition, a controversial judicial reform bill was passed in Israel. According to details, the Israeli parliament passed the judicial reform bill despite strong protests and opposition, 64 members of the ruling coalition voted in favor of the bill, while the opposition boycotted the amendment. The passage of the bill…
File photo Violent protests continue in France after the death of a young man by the police. A 24-year-old firefighter died while putting out a fire in an underground parking lot. According to the police, another 157 people have been arrested for participating in the protests. It should be noted that last week in Paris,…
Paris: Demonstrators in France set fire to the mayor’s house, violent protests have entered the fifth day. According to the details, the streets of France remained a battlefield against the French police for the death of a 17-year-old youth for the fifth day, the burning and looting continues. Another 700 shops and banks were affected…
—File photo Violent protests in some areas continue for the fifth day after the death of a young man in France. The French Interior Ministry says that 322 people involved in violent protests have been arrested yesterday. According to the French Interior Ministry, after the burial of young Naheel, violent incidents have decreased, and security…
Photo courtesy of Foreign Media French President Emmanuel Macron has said that the rise in protests was due to social media. The president demanded that social media sites remove all sensitive videos on their platforms. Due to the emergency situation in France, President Macron left home without attending the Brussels Summit. On the other hand,…
Photo courtesy of Foreign Media Protests continue in major cities of France against the killing of a young man by the police. Angry protesters attacked public property, police stations and shops, police arrested 917 people in various operations. Meanwhile, a curfew has been announced in the municipalities of Paris and the gathering of people has…
The buses that were set on fire in the riots were burnt to ashes. Protests against the police continued overnight across France, with clashes between youths and police continuing in towns and cities. Youths attacked several police stations and hurled petrol bombs, including setting fire to hundreds of vehicles and properties. Due to the riots…
Violent protests that started in France last days after the death of a young man of Algerian origin as a result of police shooting continue. According to foreign media, the French government has not been able to control the violent protests that started in France after the death of a young man of Algerian origin…
