Tang Xiao’ou will become one of the world’s richest people following listing of controversial tech firm.
India’s government is under pressure to curb growing hate speech and attacks against religious minorities.
Protesters say former soldiers and ex-employees of the last elected government are ‘under direct threat’.
Rights group says two staff members among more than 30 people killed by the military on a highway in Kayah state.
Memorial, a decades-old organisation famed for documenting repression, found guilty of violating ‘foreign agent’ law.
The court’s conservative majority appears ready to roll back abortion rights, setting up a contentious political battle.
Mourners gather in Erbil to receive the victims of November 24 boat disaster in waters between the UK and France.
The coastguard found 16 bodies, including those of three women and a baby.
Hostile discourse in the media around trans people is making it harder to live private lives, says Christine Burns.
How systemic racism, abuse of the land and violence against Indigenous women and girls are intertwined in Canada.
Survivors of the notorious Brothers Home describe being grabbed off the streets, abused and held against their will.
Two of the nine victims were anti-coup self-defence force members while the rest were civilians including children.
Mexico has a relatively simple asylum process and approves more than 95 percent of applications, foreign minister says.
IOM spokesperson Safa Msehli says at least 102 migrants were reported dead after their wooden boat capsized off Libya.
