Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan are escalating, triggering warnings from the UN and global human rights groups about a rapidly worsening humanitarian crisis. Forced deportations, border crackdowns, and rising instability are putting millions at risk. This report breaks down what’s driving the tensions, who is most affected, and what the international community fears may come next.

Pak-Afghan Tensions: UN & Rights Groups Warn Of Massive Humanitarian Crisis 

Campaigning Has Officially Ended In Bolivia Ahead Of The Crucial Presidential Elections. With Voters Set To Head To The Polls, Leading Candidates Are Making Their Final Appeals In A Tightly Contested Race. Economic Challenges, Indigenous Rights, And Political Stability Are Central Issues As Bolivia Faces A Defining Moment. Here's What You Need To Know Before Election Day.

Candidates Make Final Pitch as Campaigning Ends in Bolivia's Presidential Elections

A New Zealand mountain has been officially granted personhood status, now recognized with rights and responsibilities under the law.

A New Zealand mountain now has rights, powers, and legal standing

New Zealand mountain granted 'personhood' with rights and responsibilities

Colombian Congress votes to end child marriages after 17-year-long campaign

South Africa is set to raise the legal marriage age to 18 in a move to prevent child marriages and protect children's rights. The new legislation aims to safeguard minors from exploitation and promote gender equality, ensuring that all marriages are consensual and between adults. This step is part of broader efforts to strengthen legal protections for young people in the country.

South Africa: Legal Marriage Age To Be Raised To 18 Years

'Family values' bill is adopted despite being denounced by the president, rights groups and the European Union. Watch to know more.

Georgian government cites the need to protect 'moral standards'

No rights for Muslims in live-in relationships if they have a spouse: Court

Germany's Far-right AfD party is bombarding the country's Supreme constitutional court with multiple cases. The party claims that its rights are being infringed. At least 22 cases filed by the party are pending before the court.

Germany's AfD alleges infringement of rights, files 22 cases in top court

France held a historic joint session of parliament at the Palace of Versailles today abortion is to be enshrined as a right in the country's constitution. This would make it the first country in the world to do so. The move is widely expected to pass -- much to the joy of women rights groups in the European nation. If implemented, it will, however come as a disappointment to the pro-life groups in the nation.

France becomes world’s first country to enshrine abortion in constitution

France's Senate adopted a bill to enshrine a woman’s right to an abortion in the constitution, clearing a key hurdle for legislation promised by President Emmanuel Macron in response to a rollback in abortion rights in the United States.

France to make abortion a constitutional right after senate vote

After Indian SC verdict on same-sex marriage, queer community is hopeful: 'Maybe not today, but yes, one day'

Women's Reservation Bill has been tabled in the Lower House of the Parliament. It will now be deliberated on by the members of parliament. What does the bill actually propose? Will it finally be passed? Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Historic bill for Indian women in politics | Explained

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800m Olympic gold medallist Caster Semenya wins appeal to European rights court on testosterone limit

DR Congo sets up scheme to save informal cobalt miners from swindlers

Ruling party expresses willingness to limit voting rights of Chinese nationals in South Korea

Israel seals family home of Palestinian synagogue shooter

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Lawmakers in the French parliament have moved a step closer to becoming the first country in the world to enshrine abortion as a constitutional right. Watch full video to know more.

Abortion a constitution right in France soon?

Pakistan: Over 15,000 complaints registered by women for harassment, rape and family issues, Punjab at top 

In landmark move, Spanish lagoon gets personhood status, can sue its polluters now

All women, married or unmarried, will have the right to safe and legal abortion - A historic ruling by the Supreme Court of India. Provisions of India’s abortion law now includes the word "partner" instead of "husband".

India's Apex Court: All women, married or unmarried, will have the right to safe and legal abortion

India's Apex Court: All women, married or unmarried, will have the right to safe and legal

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