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“I am afraid, but I will continue”: Venezuelans caught between hope and fear | Protest news

Caracas Venezuela – As dark clouds gathered over an unusually empty street in the Petare neighborhood, Eglle Camacho began hearing…

Baton Rouge, Louisiana – Louisiana has become the first US state to make surgical castration a criminal punishment. The new…

Maracaibo Venezuela – The trip from Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, to the coastal city of Maracaibo should take just nine…

Goma, Democratic Republic of the Congo – It was Sunday, June 30, two days after M23 rebels took Kanyabayonga, a…

Kaohsiung, Taiwan – Surrounded by his bandmates, Rudi takes the stage in the southern Taiwanese port city of Kaohsiung. As…

Mujahed Abadi says he has not been able to sleep since Israeli forces shot, beat and tied him to the…

No 'true leader' In 1919, the British arrested all members of the Talai (the Koitalel clan and former leaders of…

Amin believes it was about a month before they reached Malaysian waters. It was the early months of the COVID-19…

News Navi Pillay of the UN Commission of Inquiry told Al Jazeera that her team has presented 7,000 pieces of…

Analysis of official data for the period 2009-2023 by human rights groups shows that about 630 villages in Xinjiang were…