Calls for Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol to resign have grown throughout the country following the President’s attempt to impose martial law

Police in Long Island, New York targeted and arrested activist under new “Mask Transparency Act”

The Chamber of Deputies surprised many by pushing forward the discussion on a bill that equates abortion with murder and prohibits abortion even in cases of rape

An investigative report has exposed a far-right plot, hatched during a meeting in November, to deport migrants en masse from Germany

Four major transport arteries were blocked at peak commuter hours, sending a powerful message in support of Palestine

Germany’s criminalization of solidarity with Palestine has taken on entirely new dimensions since October 7

Mvuselelo was reportedly shot and dragged into a police van. His current whereabouts are unknown. Mvuselelo was tortured earlier this month for protesting elections

With the victims of the massacre in Juliace, the death toll from state repression of the anti-government protests rises to 46

In today’s episode we take a look at the preliminary results of El Salvador’s elections, the sentencing of Palestinian politician Khalida Jarrar by an Israeli military court, protests in Bangladesh following the custodial death of Mushtaq Ahmed, and cuts to aid for Yemen by the UK government.

The US had been accused of aggravating the death and destruction related to Hurricane by imposing austerity measures on Puerto Rico and delaying delivery of essential supplies. 

Families of the slain mineworkers have told New Frame that the torments of the massacre refuse to go away.

“We want equality, not to live in a society of masters and subjects”, reminded sociologist Prof Eva Illouz, who was a guest speaker at the ceremony.