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BANGKOK: Activists called for amnesty for people prosecuted under Thailand’s strict royal insult law on Tuesday, during a ceremony marking 50 years since a massacre of demonstrators protesting dictatorship.
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CJP alleges police harassment and travel-subsidy scrutiny ahead of October 10 Delhi protest, dubbing it ‘dictatorship’
Canada’s Quebec separatism is back in focus as the Parti Québécois eyes a return to power and another independence referendum.
Jakarta’s attempts to align with Washington face a growing backlash at home.
ABC News' Danny New takes a closer look at Paws of War, a nonprofit that helps adopt out dogs to active military members, veterans, first responders and more.
NAIROBI, Kenya Oct 6 – Schools have started receiving Grade 11 textbooks and literary works as the government prepares for the first cohort of learners under the Competency-Based Education system…
