West Kowloon Court rejected a defence psychiatrist's opinion that Leung Kai-lok, 19, lacked understanding of his anti-government graffiti. Leung pleaded guilty to criminal damage but denied sedition under the Safeguarding National Security Ordinance for scrawling offensive words against city leaders in a Tsim Sha Tsui toilet.
Park Hoi-lam's lawyers urged a court to hold taxi driver Henry Cheng Kwok-chuen liable for at least HK$8.4 million in damages after his vehicle hit her during an October 2019 protest in Sham Shui Po, citing negligence.
Youth-led protests against the Modi government's education policies continued in Delhi, with thousands demonstrating despite police crackdowns involving batons and teargas. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leads the movement, demanding the education minister's resignation and education reform, now expanding to broader political discontent.
Tens of thousands of students and youth defied police orders to protest in Delhi, demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation over leaked medical exams and wider education system failures. The youth-led Cockroach Janta party (CJP) organized the demonstration, which saw police brutality but also led to government talks.
Cuban dissident Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, leader of the San Isidro Movement, has gone into exile in the US after serving a five-year prison sentence in Cuba. His departure follows US approval of a parole request and comes amid heightened US-Cuba tensions.
Albania's capital, Tirana, saw 19 protesters released by a court after being detained during violent demonstrations against a luxury resort linked to Jared Kushner. While five face no charges, others are under house arrest or reporting to police, as protests against the project and government corruption continue.
Liberal leader Angus Taylor's leadership is under scrutiny following a "stacking" comment and a fumbled response on multiculturalism. His handling of One Nation's rise also divides the party, with some advocating for cooperation and others for confrontation.
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency following weeks of protests against austerity measures. The Legislative Assembly approved the decree, allowing armed forces to support police in restoring order and reopening roads. While authorities reported no active blockades on Sunday, significant repairs are needed, and rights observers warn of long-term unrest if underlying issues aren't addressed.
Albania's Sazan Island, known for its beauty and history, has become a focal point for protests against a large-scale real estate development planned by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner. Environmental concerns have escalated into anti-government demonstrations demanding the Prime Minister's resignation.
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz declared a 90-day state of emergency, deploying soldiers and bulldozers to clear anti-government roadblocks that have paralyzed the country for over six weeks. Protesters demand Paz abandon liberal economic reforms and step down, while some Indigenous groups vow to continue their fight.
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz declared a 90-day state of emergency, deploying military and bulldozers to dismantle disruptive anti-government roadblocks. Protests by unions, Indigenous groups, and coca farmers have paralyzed the nation for over six weeks, causing severe shortages and economic losses.
Bolivia's President Luis Arce has declared a state of emergency to clear ongoing road blockades by demonstrators. The protests, which began in late April, have caused severe shortages and paralyzed parts of the nation. The move aims to restore normalcy and free up roads, but Congress must approve it within 72 hours. Protesters are demanding reinstatement of fuel subsidies and a rollback of austerity measures.
Tens of thousands are expected at an anti-government protest in Tirana against a controversial luxury resort project linked to Jared Kushner. The "Flamingo Revolution" movement criticizes lack of transparency and environmental concerns.
Bolivia's President Luis Arce has declared a state of emergency to clear road blockades by demonstrators protesting austerity measures and land reform. The move grants him broader powers to end disruptions that have caused shortages and paralyzed parts of the nation. Congress must approve the measure within 72 hours.
A Hong Kong programmer, Cheung Lai-ming, has been convicted of four charges related to making explosives at his public rental flat. He admitted to possessing over 20kg of chemicals and intended to cause "maximum chaos" by targeting officials, police, and judges.
A Hong Kong court reverses the acquittal of Alice Tong Ka-yan, finding her guilty of rioting based on circumstantial evidence from her presence and attire during the 2019 anti-government protests.
Anti-government protests occurred across Israel (Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Beersheba) demanding early elections and an investigation into the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. A joint Jewish-Arab rally in Haifa also called for an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories. All demonstrations were peaceful.
Clashes between government forces and opposition militias in Mogadishu, Somalia, damaged buildings and forced residents to flee ahead of planned anti-government protests against President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's term extension.
Ash Koosha's "Dreams of Violets," an AI-generated drama about Iran's protest crackdown, premieres at Tribeca. Koosha used AI for all visuals and characters, citing safety and cost-efficiency, and believes AI will democratize filmmaking.
Hong Qi, a Chinese dissident granted asylum in the UK, claims a 'pro-regime' interpreter used by Devon and Cornwall police berated him when he sought help after his bank accounts were frozen by Chinese authorities.
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz announced a 50% salary cut to quell anti-government protests, but the move was rejected by demonstrators who continue to demand his resignation and clash with police in La Paz.
Bolivian anti-government protesters clashed with riot police in La Paz for the second time in a week, demanding President Rodrigo Paz's resignation amid a severe economic crisis. The government announced a joint police-military operation to clear blockades.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic hinted at resignation as his term nears end. This follows anti-government protests in Belgrade on May 23, where 34,000 people gathered. Clashes with police led to 47 detentions and 17 injured officers.
Clashes between police and anti-government protesters in Belgrade have concluded, with 23 demonstrators detained. Protesters threw projectiles at police, who responded with tear gas. The protests, ongoing since November 2024, are linked to a railway station collapse and demand early elections.
