Daily Round-up | Thousands of teachers stage strike in Australia over low wages & other stories
In today’s episode, we bring you stories from the teachers’ strike in Australia, the war in Syria, the conflict over the Malvinas Islands, and the inauguration of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as president of the Philippines
UN rights experts call for resuming funding for six Palestinian groups banned by Israel
The UN experts urged the international community to acknowledge the lack of evidence against the six group on the terrorism charges leveled by Israel. They also demanded that Israel end the harassment and persecution of Palestinian human rights and civil society organizations
The next steps in the defense of Lula
The case will be heard in two Brazilian courts and in the Human Rights Committee of the United Nations
Highest number of civilians killed in Afghanistan in 2018: UN Report
A report by the UNAMA and UN Human Rights Office states that 3,804 civilians were killed in Afghanistan in 2018, the highest ever, and a majority of the killings were by the anti-government forces, including the Taliban and the Islamic State
- Slovakia breaks from Western consensus
- Biggest health worker strike in US history to begin tomorrow
- “Tories Out!”: Thousands protest Conservative Party conference in Manchester
- Argentina’s presidential frontrunner Milei denies number of disappeared from dictatorship
- Activists harshly criticize Sunak government’s approval for Rosebank oil and gas field project
