Last Monday, the European Union fined Meta – formerly Facebook – a record-breaking 1.2 billion Euros ($1.3 billion) for violation of crucial privacy protection laws, citing concerns with how the company has handled user data such as names, emails, I.P. addresses, messages, viewing history, and other personal information. The decision
Fortify Rights, an advocacy group, filed a complaint with the German Office of the Federal Prosecutor last week, accusing the Myanmar military of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. Since the 2020 Myanmar general election, the Burmese military launched a coup and seized control of the country. This was
Valencia CF, a Spanish football club, has been sanctioned by authorities following the racist abuse directed at Real Madrid forward Vinicius Jr. during a match at Mestalla Stadium. The incident took place on Sunday(21/5), resulting in the partial closure of the stadium for five matches and a fine of 45,000
In recent months, Egyptian authorities have been accused of detaining women who are believed to be associated with suspected members of an ISIS affiliate operating in North Sinai. Various high-level individuals and organisations have expressed their concerns regarding the actions taken by the Egyptian authorities. Human Rights Watch has accused
For decades, fighting in Nigeria’s Middle Belt region has resulted in untold numbers of deaths and is a major cause of displacement and insecurity. Despite the fact that reports of violence in the region often draw parallels to the dangers posed by insurgency and instability elsewhere in the country, the
