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Europe Struggles to Counter Rising Far-Right Violence
Recent demonstrations in Dublin, fueled by social media, highlight a recurring issue across Europe: the rise of right-wing mobs targeting migrants and refugees. While Irish
Uganda violence claims lives election results finalized
At least seven people died in overnight violence in central Uganda, according to police, following Thursday’s national elections. Preliminary results indicate a likely extension of
South Africa Struggles to Protect Children in Gender Violence Crisis
South Africa has declared gender-based violence a national disaster following months of pressure from civil society groups. This declaration, made in late November, aims to
South African women rally against gender-based violence
Hundreds of women gathered in a Johannesburg park on Friday to demonstrate against violence against women in South Africa. The protest occurred ahead of the
Tanzania Election Violence Claims Unintended Victims
Around 8:30 p.m. on October 31, police appeared in the Mjimwema neighborhood of the Tanzanian city of Mwanza, where residents were running errands and drinking
EU supports Iranian change while condemning violence
Protests have intensified in Iran since December 28, fueled by economic grievances and broader discontent with the Islamic Republic. The European Union has issued strong
Somalia Protests Erupt in Violence Three Injured
Somalia experienced unrest in Mogadishu’s Deynile district on Tuesday, January 7, 2026. The incident resulted in injuries to three civilians. Protest and Initial Clashes A
Netherlands sees surge in New Year’s violence
New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day saw significant incidents across the Netherlands and Germany, including a large fire at a historic church in Amsterdam
Tunisia’s Black Community Faces Rising Violence and Discrimination
In February, Tunisian President Kais Saied warned of a plan to change Tunisia’s “demographic make-up,” stating it was aimed at turning the country into “just