Kenyans Abducted Amid Rising Forced Disappearances: A Disturbing Trend
Kenyans Aslam and Jamil Longton were abducted in August 2024, part of a troubling trend amid 82 reported disappearances since...
Crime
Gurdaspur Youths Forced into Violence While Migrating Illegally
Gurdaspur cousins Harjit and Harjot Singh recount their traumatic experience of being deported from the US after enduring violence and...
Arrests in Punjab and Haryana Highlight Ongoing Immigration Challenges
Sahil Verma was arrested after returning to India, facing harassment charges from 2022. He had evaded law enforcement by living...
Tanzanian Government Wins Sh1 Billion Fishing Nets Legal Battle
The High Court of Tanzania ruled in favor of the government in a case where businesswoman Shenaz Halari sought over...
Jordan Strongly Condemns Stabbing Attack in Austria
Jordan's Foreign Ministry condemned a stabbing attack in Villach, Austria, resulting in one death and several injuries. Spokesperson Sufian Qudah...
Police Demolish Papua New Guinea Settlement After Tragic Murder
Papua New Guinea police demolished homes in Baruni settlement after a woman was gang-raped and murdered, leading to the operation...
Dublin Stabbing Victim Identified as Nigerian Asylum Seeker Quam Babatunde
Quam Babatunde, a 34-year-old Nigerian asylum seeker, was fatally stabbed in Dublin. Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan urged witnesses to come...
Anthony Rayshun Arrested in Grenada County on Multiple Felony Charges
Anthony Rayshun is in custody in Grenada County on multiple felony charges, including domestic violence and commercial burglary. His arrest,...
Former Mauritius PM Pravind Jugnauth Arrested on Money Laundering Charges
Pravind Jugnauth, the former Prime Minister of Mauritius, has been arrested on money laundering charges after authorities discovered 114 million...
Nigerian Man Arrested for Allegedly Stabbing Brother to Death in Anambra
A man in Anambra State, Nigeria, named Christian Ndubuisi, has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his elder brother to death...
