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Praise for court order compelling gov't ministers to stop security forces' brutality following death of Collins Khosa.

Haitians in Chile - the largest migrant community in Latin America - often live in dire conditions and many are afraid to seek help for fear of being deported.

Essential healthcare services in New York, the epicentre of the US outbreak, are being compromised.

Brazil's healthcare system is heading towards collapse as coronavirus spreads.

Iran, already struggling under sanctions, now also dealing with financial strain brought on by coronavirus pandemic.

Beachgoers in Greece try to cool down as temperatures approach 40 degrees Celsius.

Libya's internationally-recognised government says 17 civilians also wounded in attack in Tripoli's Fornaj district.

The coronavirus pandemic is used as a cover to stifle voices of dissent in Hong Kong.

Police say they have launched an investigation after Du Wei was found dead in his residence in Herzliya.

Jorge Armenta, director of media outlet Medios Obson, was reportedly under gov't protection after receiving threats.

President Emmerson Mnangagwa says the country needs to ease out of the lockdown 'in a strategic and gradual manner'.

Fighting between supposed allies continues for sixth straight day on outskirts of Zinjibar, Abyan province.

Gunmen killed 24 women, children and babies at a maternity hospital in the Afghan capital, leaving the world in shock.

Restrictions are being partially lifted in England, but confusion and worry reign.

For many of the millions of students graduating from high school in the US, this is not the celebration they had hoped for.

Cyclones in the Pacific and pandemics tell us a lot about global inequality and highlight our futile pursuit of profit.

Coronavirus has forced many victims of violence to be locked in with their abusers, with nowhere to go to for respite.

King's speech is only item on agenda, in a move that has driven anger among opposition questioning government majority.

New documentary accuses Polish Bishop Edward Janiak of shielding priests known to have sexually abused children.

US President Donald Trump says administration considering proposal to pay WHO about 10 percent of former funding.

White House says President Trump fired the State Department's inspector general after a recommendation by Mike Pompeo.

Thousands demonstrate against a mass in Sarajevo for Croatia’s Nazi-allied soldiers, civilians after World War II ended.

At least one tanker carrying fuel loaded at an Iranian port has set sail for Venezuela amid US threats.

Prime minister plans last extension of emergency decree as COVID-19 daily death toll reached a near eight-week low.

The Trump administration on Friday moved to block global chip supplies to blacklisted telecoms equipment company Huawei.

Rwanda's most-wanted man was living under a false identity in a flat outside Paris, French justice ministry says.

Students face logistical and cultural challenges in class, and the prospect of graduating into a global recession.

A number of countries are rushing to introduce the digital tools to track the spread of the pandemic.

An early withdrawal of UN peacekeepers could have devastating consequences for the country.

Soldier shoots 17-year-old who was allegedly protesting against a military-led awareness campaign on face-mask usage.

The idea that elderly bodies are expendable amid the pandemic has a dark history.

Rights watchdog expresses concern after Israeli authorities set a court hearing for one of its staff.

Price hikes put more pressure on Americans struggling to make ends meet with more than 36 million people out of work.

Ukraine, like many countries around the world, has closed its borders to foreigners, preventing new parents from taking their children home.

Fariba Adelkhah is sentenced to five years in jail for conspiring against Iran's security and one year for propaganda.

Some resource-rich OPEC nations are turning to the International Monetary Fund for emergency loans.

Since March, the country has been under one of the world's strictest lockdowns, and it has hit the tourism-reliant economy hard.

The cost of some items has doubled, and prices are expected to stay high after the Muslim fasting month ends.

Warnings of a second wave of coronavirus infections as United Kingdom allows people to return to work.

Environmental activists are angry about the Dutch government's decision to approve the expansion of a major airport.

Filipino government forces a TV network off air. Plus, COVID-19 is used as cover to stifle dissent in Hong Kong.

Protesters in US state of Arizona say end of lockdown there will have deadly consequences.

Israeli army injures dozens of Palestinian protesters during two demonstrations in northern occupied West Bank.

Courts yet to act on order by Iraq's new prime minister to release demonstrators.

Almost half a million people have been left homeless as floods devastate East Africa.

The executive producer of Al Jazeera's award-winning environmental solutions series, earthrise, shares her top picks.

The European Union is united in opposing Israel's plan, but divided in what to do about it.

Fighting has intensified between ethnic groups and armed gangs vying for territory.

Senate Republicans have pledged to block measure, and Trump has promised a veto if it were to reach his desk.

Accident in Uttar Pradesh latest to highlight extreme risks faced by poor under measures to stop coronavirus spread.