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Four members of Palestine Action are on a hunger strike in UK prisons. Their protest against their detention and terror designation follows a long history of similar non-violent resistance.

Four prisoners in the UK linked to Palestine Action are continuing a hunger strike despite severe health risks. This article covers their demands and the escalating political fallout.

A whistleblower leak alleging torture at Israel's Sde Teiman detention center has caused an international scandal. We analyze the fallout and what it means for media ethics and state accountability.

Advocates warn of an unprecedented plan to strip legal permissions from 1.6 million immigrants in the U.S. This analysis explores the scale, political context, and potential impact of the 'largest-ever' effort of its kind.

An Ecuadorian court has sentenced 11 soldiers to 34 years in prison for the disappearance and abuse of four teens, fueling criticism of President Noboa's 'Phoenix Plan' security crackdown.

An NPR analysis reveals more immigrants are missing mandatory court hearings compared to prior years, leading to immediate deportation orders. We explore the causes and the impact on the U.S. immigration system.

Six Palestine Action-linked prisoners are on a life-threatening hunger strike in the UK to protest their prolonged detention. With warnings from 800+ doctors, the protest evokes the 1981 IRA hunger strike.

Two UK activists from the pro-Palestine group Palestine Action have been hospitalized after a hunger strike of nearly 50 days, raising fears of fatalities as they protest an Israeli arms firm and their prison conditions.

A Chinese dissident who exposed detention camps is now in US custody. His case is a microcosm of the US-China geopolitical struggle over tech, human rights, and global influence.

A Chinese dissident who exposed Xinjiang camps faces U.S. deportation to Uganda, revealing a critical clash between U.S. foreign policy and domestic enforcement.