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India: Residents Demand Demolition of “Unauthorized” Mosque in Shimla

India: Residents Demand Demolition of “Unauthorized” Mosque in Shimla

In Shimla’s Kasumpti area of India, residents are calling for the demolition of a mosque they claim was built without proper authorization, Muslim Mirror reported yesterday. Concerns have been raised about the mosque’s construction on residential land, which allegedly violates…
Militia Kills 10 Civilians in Eastern Congo

Militia Kills 10 Civilians in Eastern Congo

A midnight attack by the CODECO militia in Ituri province resulted in the deaths of ten civilians, Reuters reported yesterday. Local officials reported that the assault targeted a village in Djugu territory, predominantly inhabited by the Hema community. Witnesses stated…
Severe Humanitarian Crisis in Sudanese Refugee Camps in Chad

Severe Humanitarian Crisis in Sudanese Refugee Camps in Chad

As the civil war in Sudan intensifies, over half a million refugees have fled to eastern Chad, where humanitarian needs are critical, reliefweb reported on Monday. According to the article, In Aboutengue camp, nearly 44,500 Sudanese refugees, primarily women and…
Record 95,000 Centenarians in Japan, Women Comprise 88.3%

Record 95,000 Centenarians in Japan, Women Comprise 88.3%

Japan’s centenarian population has reached a record 95,000, marking a 54-year consecutive increase, Anadolu Agency reported today. The Health Ministry’s data, released for Respect for Aged Day, reveals an annual rise of 2,980 centenarians. Women represent 83,958 (88.3%) of this…
Australian Scientist Develops Quick Cancer Screening Test

Australian Scientist Develops Quick Cancer Screening Test

An Australian genomics researcher, Stefan Mazy, has created a groundbreaking cancer screening test called the DermR Patch, which could revolutionize skin cancer diagnosis, Anadolu Agency reported. This innovative test, developed with a team of four, utilizes microneedles to painlessly collect…
Pakistan Faces Record Violence Against Journalists in 2024

Pakistan Faces Record Violence Against Journalists in 2024

Pakistan is on track for its deadliest year for journalists, with 11 confirmed killings in 2024, raising serious concerns about press freedom, VOA revealed in an article published on Sunday. The recent murders of Nisar Lehri, a press club secretary…
Rohingya Refugees Face Growing Hardships in Neighboring Countries

Rohingya Refugees Face Growing Hardships in Neighboring Countries

An estimated 20,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar’s Rakhine state in recent months, seeking refuge in Bangladesh amid escalating violence from Arakan Army insurgents, RFA reported. Many new arrivals are renting houses outside U.N. camps due to overcrowding, reporting dire conditions…
Rising Tensions: Continued Struggles for Muslims in India

Rising Tensions: Continued Struggles for Muslims in India

Following recent national elections, Muslims in India express concerns that safety for their community remains precarious. A series of violent incidents, including the brutal beating of 35-year-old Mohammad Fareed, highlight ongoing anti-Muslim sentiment. A video report from Al Jazeera shows…
India: 28 Bengali Muslims Detained in Assam as Foreigners

India: 28 Bengali Muslims Detained in Assam as Foreigners

In a distressing incident on September 2, 28 Bengali Muslims from India’s Barpeta district, Assam, were detained and sent to a transit camp after being declared foreigners by Foreigner Tribunals, Muslim Mirror reported. The emotional scene unfolded as family members…
Algeria Turns Back Nearly 20,000 Migrants to Niger Amid Brutal Conditions

Algeria Turns Back Nearly 20,000 Migrants to Niger Amid Brutal Conditions

Algeria has forcibly returned nearly 20,000 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa to Niger since January, Arab News reported yesterday citing the Niamey-based NGO Alarme Phone Sahara. The organization reported that these irregular migrants, including women and children, face “brutal conditions” during…
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