March 2019
Temporary Release of Three Women's Rights Activists in Saudi Arabia
Three women's rights activists in Saudi Arabia have been temporarily released after 10 months in prison, following allegations of abuse during their detention. Their release…
Arrest of 9 Iranians with 100 Kilograms of Heroin on the Shores of India
Nine Iranians were arrested by Indian coast guard with 100 kilograms of heroin off the coast of Gujarat. The shipment, valued at over $72 million,…
Nineteenth Week of Yellow Vest Protests; Ban on Demonstrations in Some Areas of Paris
The Yellow Vest protests in Paris continue for the nineteenth week, with significant police presence and a ban on demonstrations in certain areas due to…
Attack in Utrecht; Discovery of a Note Indicating 'Terrorist Motive'
A tram attack in Utrecht left three dead and nine injured, with the main suspect, Gokmen Tanis, arrested after a note suggesting terrorist motives was…
Shooting Suspect Arrested in Utrecht, Netherlands
A shooting in Utrecht, Netherlands, resulted in three deaths and nine injuries, leading to the arrest of the suspect, Gokmen Tanis, who has a significant…
The Death Toll from the New Zealand Mosque Attacks Rises to 50
The death toll from the New Zealand mosque attacks has reached 50, with many others injured. Brenton Harrison Tarrant, an Australian white supremacist, is in…
Trial of Women's Rights Activists Begins in Saudi Arabia
The trial of ten women's rights activists in Saudi Arabia began, with allegations of abuse and torture during detention. Loujain al-Hathloul, one of the activists,…
Robert Levinson's Lawyer: The Lead in This Case is an American Refugee
Robert Levinson's lawyer claims that a lead in his disappearance case points to an American refugee, but authorities lack his address. Levinson, a former FBI…
Mullah Omar, the Deceased Leader of the Taliban, Lived Near a U.S. Military Base
Bette Dam's new book reveals that Mullah Mohammad Omar, the late Taliban leader, lived near a U.S. military base in Afghanistan rather than in Pakistan…
Conflicting Reports on New Sentence for Nasrin Sotoudeh; Reza Khandan: 38 Years, Judge Moqiseh: 7 Years
Conflicting reports have emerged regarding Nasrin Sotoudeh's prison sentence, with her husband claiming a total of 38 years and 148 lashes, while a judge states…
Meeting with Ansieh Abdolhosseini
Ansieh Abdolhosseini, a civil activist in Tehran, has been imprisoned for her participation in protests and critical social media activity. Her case highlights the ongoing…
Venezuela Expels German Ambassador
Venezuela expelled the German ambassador after he supported opposition leader Juan Guaidó, who has returned to the country amid intensified protests against President Nicolás Maduro.…
I Left, Hid, and Took Shelter; Interview with Iraj Janati Atai
Iraj Janati Atai, a prominent Iranian poet and songwriter, reflects on his experiences before the 1979 Revolution, discussing the censorship and artistic expression of that…
Al Jazeera's New Report on Khashoggi's 'Murder': 'Severed Head' Taken to Riyadh
Al Jazeera's recent report reveals new details about the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, including that his body was burned in an oven at the…