Pakistan faces growing political tension as Imran Khan’s party accuses authorities of neglecting urgent pleas regarding the former PM’s health. The controversy has sparked national and international attention, highlighting concerns over political accountability, prison conditions, and the treatment of high-profile political leaders.

Imran’s Party Alleges Pak Ignoring Pleas On Khan’s Health 

Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi has been sentenced to a lengthy prison term by a Revolutionary Court, drawing global concern over human rights and political repression. Mohammadi was convicted on charges including “gathering and collusion against national security” and “propaganda against the state,” resulting in a multi‑year sentence, travel ban, and internal exile. The sentence comes as she was reportedly on a hunger strike and amid broader government crackdowns on dissent.

Iran Sentences Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi | Severe Prison Term Imposed

Guatemala plunged into chaos after gang-related prison riots left at least seven police officers dead and 10 injured. The violence erupted following the transfer of a Barrio 18 gang leader, with inmates taking 46 hostages across three men’s prisons before security forces regained control.


Guatemala gang violence: Riots after Guatemalan gang leader transferred to another prison 

Tunisia’s courts have sentenced leading opposition figures to prison terms of up to 45 years in a sweeping crackdown. This move has sparked international concern over political freedoms and judicial independence in the country. The video explores the background, key figures involved, and the regional implications of this crackdown.

Tunisia Court Sentences Opposition Leaders Up to 45 Years

Following the deadly car bomb blast near Delhi’s Red Fort on November 10 that killed at least 15 people, security agencies have intensified their investigation with raids in Jammu and Kashmir, Faridabad, and other key locations. 

Red Fort Blast Probe Triggers Prison Sweeps: Devices Seized In Jail Raids Across J&K

A shocking video from Bengaluru prison has gone viral, showing inmates drinking, dancing, and flouting jail rules. Authorities are investigating the incident amid concerns over prison management and security lapses.

Bengaluru Prison Scandal: Video Shows Inmates Drinking and Dancing Inside Jail

The inmates of Bengaluru Central Jail are living a king-size life and have free access to liquor, snacks, phones, and entertainment, as there appears to be no security apparatus in place at the central jail in the capital of Congress-ruled Karnataka state. Videos and visuals of the amenities available to the inmates, including an ISIS recruiter, murder convict, and others accused of serious crimes, in incarceration can make many free souls envious. More videos are tumbling out and being shared on social media, and finally it seems that the jail authorities will face some action. Just a few hours after the state government pulled up officials for allowing VVIP treatment in Bengaluru’s Parappana Agrahara Central Jail, another video showing inmates dancing and partying with liquor and snacks has emerged.


Bengaluru jail scandal: Inmates seen using phones & watching TV

Bengaluru prison scandal: Parappana Agraahara jail faces probe over privileges to inmates 

Thailand’s Supreme Court has ruled that former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra must serve one year in prison, declaring his stay in a police hospital does not count as time served. The 76-year-old, previously sentenced for corruption and abuse of power, had avoided jail due to health concerns. The ruling marks a pivotal legal moment for the Southeast Asian nation.

Thai court orders ex-PM Thaksin Shinawatra to serve one year in prison

UN declares famine in Gaza after devastating scenes of hunger grip the enclave. Aid is scarce, flour is priceless, and survival turns on scraps. Israel denies the crisis, but global outrage builds as families fight for every crumb. Gaza's agony now impossible to ignore. 
The IPC says more than 500,000 people in the Strip are facing "starvation, destitution and death", with "catastrophic conditions" projected to spread elsewhere next month. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described the IPC report as an "outright lie".

Famine declared in Gaza, heartbreaking rush for food 

The serious error was discovered when the second Nitesh asked about his release, which prompted an examination of the records. It was then found that Pandey was mistakenly released instead of him.

India: Haryana jail mistakenly release rape accused instead of other inmate

Federal agencies will take "appropriate action to ensure that intimate spaces designated for women, girls, or females are designated by sex and not identity." WORLD

'Prison rape, child abuse': Trump's official Stephen Miller slams Biden's 'insane, cruel' transgender policies

Prada had been in the US for only a few months. However, for many days, Prada's whereabouts were unknown due to Immigration officials holding him. WORLD

One wrong turn that led to El Salvador prison - How Trump administration arrested McDonald's delivery guy

France is on high alert after a wave of violent attacks targeting its prison system, including arson and gunfire incidents. A prison warden’s car was set on fire as tensions escalated. The French Justice Minister has vowed not to yield to intimidation.

France launches crackdown after violent prison attacks, 200 arrested in raids

World | Trending | Le Pen’s political career suffered a massive hit after she and eight other officials from her National Rally (RN) party were found guilty of misusing European Parliament funds.

Who is Marine Le Pen? France’s far-right leader to serve 4 years in prison, banned from running for presidency

World: Noem's visit comes as the Trump administration has deported alleged Venezuelan gang members prison which they describe as the "worst of the worst".

'If you commit crimes against America...': DHS Secretary Kristi Noem warns as she visits Trump's fav El Salvador prison

Islam is becoming the third-largest faith in U.S. prisons, with thousands of inmates embracing the religion each year. Reports suggest that the structure, discipline, and sense of brotherhood in Islam are key reasons behind this growing trend. What’s driving these conversions, and how does faith shape the lives of those behind bars?

Islam gains ground in US prisons as thousands convert

On this day, February 11, 1990, 35 years ago, South African leader and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela walked out of prison as a free man after 27 years.

Gravitas Recall: February 11, 1990: Nelson Mandela released from prison after 27 years

The interpreter for Major League Baseball star Shohei Ohtani has been sentenced to prison after being convicted of participating in a massive $17 million gambling fraud scheme. The individual reportedly used insider information to engage in illegal betting activities, leading to significant financial losses. This case highlights the growing concerns surrounding illegal gambling in professional sports.

Baseball star Ohtani's interpreter sentenced to prison for involvement in $17Mn gambling fraud case

World: The detainees escaped the high-security prison located about 15 kilometers from the capital, national police chief Bernardino Rafael said at a press conference.

Over 6,000 prisoners escape Mozambique prison amid unrest in country

Travis Timmerman, a 29-year-old US citizen, was found barefoot in a Damascus suburb on Thursday amid the ongoing conflict in Syria.

Syria War: Missing US Man Found In Damascus, Was Imprisoned In Syria For Months

US polygamous leader, who has 20 spiritual 'wives', gets prison sentence for criminal sex acts with children

Japan court gives prison sentence to 'once love scam victim' for smuggling drugs

Archaeologists find first 'Jesus is God' inscription in Israeli prison, call it 'greatest discovery'

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