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Iranian officials continue to carry out public executions, use torture, and impose death sentences for offenses that don't qualify as the "most serious" crimes, all in violation of international law. Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) reports
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The county of Onondaga is suing New York City, Mayor Eric Adams, the NYC Commissioner of Social Services, and Candlewood Suites over the potential transport of asylum seekers from New York City upstate, officials there
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As lawmakers in both North and South Carolina work to impose new abortion restrictions, the procedure for some women in the South could become impossible soon. An abortion ban after 12 weeks of pregnancy will
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On Friday, the Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown opened its doors to immigrants. Around 7 a.m., the first of the anticipated 15 buses carrying migrants to their hotel arrived in New York City. The Port Authority,
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A fearless attacker in the Muzaffarnagar district killed a retired Dalit PAC sub-inspector with a shovel. The attack occurred while retired inspector Garibdas was conversing with the shopkeeper while sitting at a table in a
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British telecom giant Vodafone will lay off 11,000 employees over the next three years as its new CEO Margherita Della Valle seeks to simplify the organisation and cut out complexity to help it regain its
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Following a weeks-long standoff with Paris over the expulsion of undocumented Comorans, Comoros announced Monday that it will again accept its citizens returning "voluntarily" from the neighboring French island of Mayotte. In a security operation
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A survey of members of Fórsa, Ireland's most prominent public service union, found that most of them want pay raises that keep up with inflation in the upcoming public sector pay talks. Almost all of
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Due to changes in the market and customer demand, the social media network wants to use more vendors. LinkedIn, which is owned by Microsoft, is the latest tech company to announce layoffs. How many people
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Courts are not letting the government silence LGBT activists. On April 21, an appeals court in the Polish city of Bialystok threw out a case brought against four LGBT rights activists who started the "Atlas
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