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Reporter Shot Dead in Veracruz as Search Continues for Abducted Colleague

The killing has heightened concern that weak protection programs leave reporters who cover organized crime in Veracruz exposed to lethal threats.

Taliban Crackdown in Herat: Dozens of Women Detained and Protesters Shot

Hong Kong Proposes Power Letting Chief Executive Classify Crimes as National Security Offences

Egypt Jails Activist Ahmed Douma for One Year Over Article on Prisons

Philippines Launches Independent Truth Commission for Duterte-Era Killings

Philippine Court Clears Way for Arrest of Senator Wanted by the ICC

Israel Activates Death Penalty in West Bank Military Courts

More Than 80 Children Missing After School Raids Across Nigeria

Paris Opens Judicial Probe Into Ex-Frontex Chief Fabrice Leggeri Over Complicity Allegations

Venezuela Acknowledges 2025 Death of Political Prisoner as Prosecutors Open Inquiry

Police Clear Rotterdam Port Rail Blockade and Arrest Activists

New Book Alleges Paid ‘Human Safari’ Killings During Sarajevo Siege

Report Finds North Korea Ramping Up Executions for Foreign Media and Religion

Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Reported ‘Between Life and Death’ After Emergency Hospitalization in Iran

Azat Miftakhov Alleges Torture at Russia’s IK-18 ‘Polar Owl’ Colony

Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Critical in Iran Hospital After Prison Health Collapse

Supreme Court Signals Likely Win for Cisco in Falun Gong Human Rights Case

St. Petersburg Court Bans LGBT‑Netzwerk as 'Extremist'

Iran Sentences Four Protesters to Death, Including First Woman

Family Says Imprisoned Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Is in Critical Condition