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Travel ban extension ‘a tit-for-tat move’ after Ankara backed Ukraine in its conflict with Kremlin Considering that the number of daily COVID-19 cases in Russia is actually higher than the number of daily cases in Turkey, it is hard not to believe there are some political motives behind Moscow’s decision to extend the travel ban on Turkey Updated 02 June 2021 June 02, 2021 01:07 ANKARA: Contrary to the expectations and moves of appeasement by the Turkish government, Russia has extended a flight ban to Turkey that was to expire on June 1 amid the tourism season. The continuation of the ...

Human Rights Watch Families of women and children with ties to suspected members of the Islamic State (ISIS) who were recently repatriated to Tunisia say that all of the women are in detention, Human Rights Watch said today. Some have faced abuse, have contracted Covid-19, and have been denied their rights. The Tunisian authorities should immediately ensure that all repatriated women are treated humanely, receive necessary medical treatment, and are granted their full due process rights while in detention. “While the authorities should assess these women individually and prosecute any who c...

| Last updated  12:55 AM, April 15 2021 GMT+1 The man behind the deaths of 51 innocent people in Christchurch is launching a fresh legal challenge today (April 15) at Auckland's High Court. Brenton Tarrant will represent himself, according to the New Zealand Herald, as he challenges the conditions imposed on him in jail. He's seeking to get the courts to stop him being labelled a terrorist and also change his access to news and mail. Justice Venning said: "After the conference had been arranged, Mr Tarrant advised the prison authorities this morning that he had a complaint about a lack of ...

Incarcerated individuals deserve the right to vote Granting prisoners their constitutional right to vote can incentivize politicians and prisoners alike to create a better society April 10, 2021 On Sunday, March 7, the 56th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, President Biden signed an executive order to improve access to voting rights and called on Congress to pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act. House Resolution One, or the For the People Act, has already passed in the House and includes many important facets to making our democracy better, including automatic voter registration, exp...

What we can do to stop Indigenous deaths in custody We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Hannah McGlade Normal text size Advertisement With more than 470 deaths since the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody 30 years ago, and news over the Easter weekend of a fifth person dying since the start of March, Aboriginal pain and suffering are palpable. This is a national crisis deserving national attention and urgent action. The federal government is claiming the 339 recommendations of the royal commission have been largely implement...