Author: Keely Bastow

Oxygen Tank Causes Explosion In COVID-19 Hospital Unit In Turkey

Nine people were killed in an explosion of an oxygen tank at a hospital in Turkey on December 19th. The exact cause remains unknown but the local governor’s office reported that the blast occurred in the intensive unit. The victims’ ages ranged from 56-85. The blasted occurred at the Sanko

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Mass Killing Spree Devastates Citizens In Tigray

A 24-hour killing spree in Mai-Kadra, a town in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, has left hundreds, if not thousands, of people dead. The attackers carried machetes and knives and hacked bodies to death in homes and on the streets. The stench of death remains heavy in the air as

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Indian Farmers Protest New Laws Enacted By The Modi Government

Indian farmers are protesting in response to a set of laws passed by the Modi government. The Prime Minister Modi claims that these new laws will help farmers by opening them up to private companies and increasing their profits. The farmers argue that the laws actually maintain the power imbalance

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Trial For Women’s Rights Activists In Saudi Arabia Renews Calls For Women To Be Released Who Have Been Jailed Since 2018

Women’s activists in Saudi Arabia have been arrested and held for almost three years, but have not been convicted of any of the accused criminal activity. The crimes they are charged with include organizing to promote women’s rights, challenging the male guardianship system, and contacting foreign media organizations. Many human

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Court Case Proceedings Begin In Argentina’s Baby Theft Trial

Court proceedings have begun in a case regarding the baby thefts and torture of prisoners under the military junta rule in Argentina between 1976-1983. So far, 18 people have been charged with torture, illegal deprivation of liberty, abduction of babies, and sexual assault. The trail is expected to last longer

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#EndSARS Protests Continue In Nigeria

Protests have been on-going in Nigeria in recent weeks against the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS). The protests were sparked by a video of members of the SARS unit beating a civilian. The government officially announced it would disband the unit on October 11, but protesters have continued to gather.

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Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Is Escalating Over Nagorno-Karabakh Region

Fighting broke out Sunday night between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. The number of causalities, both civilian and military, has reached at least 87. Azerbaijan has not officially reported their causalities, but some news agencies have estimated it to be over 400. Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Defense has

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Explosion In Southern Lebanon Demolishes A Hezbollah Arms Depot

An arms depot controlled by Hezbollah exploded in Ain Qana, a village in Lebanon south of Beirut. Sources say that the explosion was caused by ‘technical errors,’ but the facility was barred from reporters who attempted to investigate. There were no confirmed injuries or fatalities from the explosion, which comes

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