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Ghana Mosque Hosts ‘Ramadan Welcome’ Quran Recitation

Ghana Mosque Hosts ‘Ramadan Welcome’ Quran Recitation

The National Mosque in Accra has celebrated its annual Quran recitation event, Ramadan Marhaba, welcoming the holy month of fasting, Iqna news agency reported. Over 500 Muslim children from various nationalities gathered at the Mosque in Nima to demonstrate their…
4.4 Million Somalis at Risk of Famine Amid Drought, Conflict

4.4 Million Somalis at Risk of Famine Amid Drought, Conflict

The Somali government and UN agencies have issued a stark warning that 4.4 million people could face famine by April 2025 due to worsening drought conditions, ongoing conflict, and rising food prices, Anadolu Agency reported. Mohamuud Moallim, Commissioner of the…
UNICEF Raises Alarm Over Rising Violations Against Children in Eastern DRC

UNICEF Raises Alarm Over Rising Violations Against Children in Eastern DRC

UNICEF has expressed deep concern over a surge in grave violations against children in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the organization’s website reported. Reports indicate that incidents have tripled since the violence escalated on January 24, 2025.…
Dutch schools ban Muslim students from praying: Reports

Dutch schools ban Muslim students from praying: Reports

Media reports have revealed that dozens of Dutch schools have prohibited Muslim students from performing their prayers during school hours, sparking widespread controversy in human rights and educational circles. More than 180 secondary schools in the Netherlands have imposed strict…
Mystery illness kills over 50 in DRC, officials investigate

Mystery illness kills over 50 in DRC, officials investigate

A mysterious illness has claimed at least 53 lives in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) since an outbreak began on January 21, health officials report. The disease, which has affected over 400 people, leads to death within 48…
Mass Graves in Libya Highlight the Human Cost of Migration Crisis

Mass Graves in Libya Highlight the Human Cost of Migration Crisis

In the arid landscapes of southeast Libya, investigators have uncovered mass graves that reveal the horrific human toll of the migration crisis. The discovery of these graves, containing the remains of numerous victims, serves as a stark reminder of the…
Thaksin Shinawatra Seeks Forgiveness From Muslims Over 2004 Tak Bai Massacre

Thaksin Shinawatra Seeks Forgiveness From Muslims Over 2004 Tak Bai Massacre

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has publicly sought forgiveness from Muslims for the 2004 Tak Bai massacre, where 78 protesters suffocated in army trucks during a crackdown, Anadolu Agency reported. Speaking at a school in Narathiwat province, Thaksin acknowledged…
Amnesty International Calls for Stronger Digital Rights in Taiwan at RightsCon2025

Amnesty International Calls for Stronger Digital Rights in Taiwan at RightsCon2025

Amnesty International Taiwan, alongside six partner organizations, is set to present a joint statement to President Lai Ching-Te on February 25, emphasizing the need for robust human rights protections in the digital age. This statement will be delivered during RightsCon2025,…
Conservatives come out victorious in Germany’s parliamentary elections

Conservatives come out victorious in Germany’s parliamentary elections

Germany’s conservative coalition, consisting of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the Christian Social Union (CSU), has emerged victorious in the parliamentary elections, securing 28.6% of the vote, Anadolu Agency reported citing the Electoral Commission on Monday. The far-right Alternative…
Prominent Uyghur Historian Sentenced to 17 Years in Prison

Prominent Uyghur Historian Sentenced to 17 Years in Prison

Ghojaniyaz Yollugh Tekin, a prominent Uyghur historian and expert on Uyghur place names, is serving a 17-year prison sentence in Hotan, Xinjiang, after being detained in 2017, RFA reported. His sentencing came in late 2018, following his research and writings…
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