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Thousands protest Turkish opposition politician’s conviction

Turkey's judicial independence has been in the spotlight in recent years, notably since a crackdown on the judiciary and other state bodies

Oklahoma approves US’ most restrictive abortion ban

It prohibits all abortions except to save the life of a pregnant woman or if the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest that has been reported to law enforcement

Greek Minority in Albania: 109 years since the signing of the Protocol of Corfu (photos-video)

The murder of Katsifas by the Albanian police & the unjustified persecution of Beleris underlines the "velvet ethnic cleansing" of the Greek minority as EU is ready to accept Albania

CBN: California Assembly Judiciary Committee passes radical measure pro-life advocates call “The Infanticide Bill”

"It legalizes infanticide, plain and simple"

Johnny Depp hugs his lawyer as judge denies Amber Heard’s request to toss lawsuit

Judge Penney Azcarate denied the defense's motion to strike for statements two and three. She's taking the first under advisement

The US Supreme Court is preparing to overturn a landmark ruling on abortion

A leaked document indicates that a vote was held overturning the decision to legalize abortion at national level

“Non-Muslim minorities can no longer voice defiance in this parliament”: Erdogan’s far-right ally

"It is not a place where those who call the Turkish nation perpetrators of massacre & genocide will be able to exist, or look at us straight in the eye”

“Journalism is not a crime”: Human rights groups condemn judge’s Julian Assange extradition order

"Politically motivated" charges against Assange "should never have been brought in the first place," Amnesty says

National Interest: Don’t let Ukrainian TB-2 drones rehabilitate Turkey’s image – Analysis

Turkish drones have helped Ukraine defend against Russia's invasion but they have a darker history of civilian casualties & human rights violations

Turkish police clashed with women gathering to mark Women’s Day

The Constantinople Governor's office had said a day earlier it would not allow marches, protests or press statements to mark the event

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