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Iranian authorities have executed at least 150 people this year alone, according to human rights organizations. Iran on Monday executed two men convicted of blasphemy, the country’s judiciary announced, carrying out a rare death sentence for such a crime. The judiciary’s Mizan news agency said in a report that Yousef Mehrad and Sadrollah Fazeli Zare…
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The Islamic Republic publicly executed two Iranian protesters in Isfahan at dawn on July 28. Several hundred people gathered near a stage set up in the city’s Alikhani Square, but instead of cheering the execution, they chanted slogans against the police, prompting anti-riot units to disperse the crowd. In a rare public execution, the Iranian…
White House unveils its plan to crack down on AI, US VP Kamala Harris to lead task force
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Spain to legalise about 300,000 undocumented immigrants per year
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Bill C-11 – everything you need to know about Canada’s new Online Streaming Act
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Up to 150,000 people attend massive anti-immigration march in London, police say
More than 100,000 anti-immigration protesters marched in London Saturday at a rally organised by far-right figure Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, popularly known as Tommy Robinson. Police made 25 arrests after some of the attendees clashed with law enforcement officers, leaving more than two dozen injured. As many as 150,000 protesters marched through central London on Saturday for a demonstration organised…


