Canada has imposed sanctions on 8 Iranian individuals and 2 companies

Canada has imposed sanctions on 8 Iranian individuals and 2 companies

Canada has imposed sanctions on 8 Iranian individuals and 2 companies. According to the report of the news agency, Canada imposed restrictions on Iran’s human rights violations, drone and ballistic missile production. According to the Canadian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the sanctions are based on human rights violations in Iran. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs…

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Data theft of 14 million users in Australia and New Zealand

Data theft of 14 million users in Australia and New Zealand

Hackers have stolen the data of 14 million users in Australia and New Zealand. The stolen data included customers’ driving license numbers, passport numbers and financial statements. The private company also offers personal loans, car loans, credit cards, insurance and other facilities to customers. Driving license numbers and 53,000 passport data of 7.9 million users…

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A suicide blast near the office of the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs killed 6 people and injured several others

A suicide blast near the office of the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs killed 6 people and injured several others

There is a traffic jam on the road after the explosion. 6 people were killed and many others were injured in a suicide attack near the office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan in Kabul. Afghan Interior Ministry Spokesman Abdul Nafee Thakur said that Afghan forces had identified the attacker but the explosives…

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Ukraine: End war so children can ‘regain their childhoods’

Ukraine: End war so children can ‘regain their childhoods’

Some 13 months of often brutal fighting and attacks on civilians since Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine began, have left millions displaced, with key civilian infrastructure in need of urgent protection. Ensuring nuclear safety Touring the area around Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant, Rafael Mariano Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) met with…

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Libya: Crimes against humanity committed since 2016 – rights probe

Libya: Crimes against humanity committed since 2016 – rights probe

In the case of State security forces, human rights violations were committed to quash dissent and exploit vulnerable migrants, with no justice in sight, according to the latest report, from the Independent Fact-Finding Mission (FFM) on Libya. It documents the “widespread practice” of arbitrary detention, murder, torture, rape, enslavement and enforced disappearance in the country. In addition,…

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