Nearly 200 people were killed in Haiti over the weekend in a wave of brutal violence reportedly targeting voodoo practitioners. The government on Monday condemned the massacre, calling it an act of "unbearable cruelty" and vowed to bring those responsible to justice. Watch to know more!

Haiti Massacre: At Least 184 People Accused Of Witchcraft Killed By Gang Members | World News | WION

At least 110 people were killed over the weekend in Haiti's Cite Soleil slum when a gang leader targeted elderly people he suspected of causing his child's illness through witchcraft, the National Human Rights Defense Network (RNDDH) said on Sunday.

All the victims were aged over 60, the rights group said.

Wharf Jeremie gang leader Monel "Mikano" Felix ordered the massacre after his child became sick, RNDDH said, saying that he sought advice from a Voodoo priest who accused elderly people in the area of harming the child through witchcraft.

Gang members killed at least 60 people on Friday and 50 on Saturday using machetes and knives, it said.

Cite Soleil, a densely populated slum by the port of the capital Port-au-Prince, is among the poorest and most violent areas of Haiti.

Tight gang control, including the restriction of mobile phone use, has limited residents' ability to share information about the massacre.

Felix, who heads the Wharf Jeremie gang, was in 2022 banned from entering neighboring Dominican Republic.

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Felix's child died on Saturday afternoon, RNDDH said.

The United Nations in October estimated that Felix's gang numbered some 300 people and also operated around nearby Fort Dimanche and La Saline.

La Saline was in November 2018 the site of the massacre of at least 71 civilians, while hundreds of homes were set on fire.

Jimmy "Barbecue" Cherizier, the face of the Viv Ansanm alliance of gangs across Port-au-Prince, has been sanctioned by the United Nations on charges of planning the La Saline massacre while he was still a police officer, among other crimes.

In October, at least 115 people were massacred in Pont-Sonde, a town in Haiti's breadbasket Artibonite region, in what the Gran Grif gang said was retaliation for residents working with a self-defense group hindering their road toll operations.

The government, wracked by political infighting, has struggled to contain armed gangs' growing power in and around the capital.

Haitian authorities had in 2022 requested international security support for local police, but the mission - based on voluntary contributions - that the United Nations approved in 2023 has only partially deployed and is severely under-resourced.

Haitian leaders have since called for the mission to be converted into a U.N. peacekeeping force to ensure it is better supplied, but the plan stalled amid opposition from China and Russia in the Security Council.

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At least 110 people were killed over the weekend in Haiti's Cite Soleil slum when a gang leader targeted elderly people he suspected of causing his child's illness through witchcraft, the National Human Rights Defense Network (RNDDH) said on Sunday.

At least 110 people were killed over the weekend in Haiti's Cite Soleil slum when a gang leader targeted elderly people he suspected of causing his child's illness through witchcraft, the National Human Rights Defense Network (RNDDH) said on Sunday. All the victims were aged over 60, the rights group said. Wharf Jeremie gang leader Monel "Mikano" Felix ordered the massacre after his child became sick, RNDDH said, saying that he sought advice from a Voodoo priest who accused elderly people in the area of harming the child through witchcraft. Gang members killed at least 60 people on Friday and 50 on Saturday using machetes and knives, it said. Cite Soleil, a densely populated slum by the port of the capital Port-au-Prince, is among the poorest and most violent areas of Haiti. Tight gang control, including the restriction of mobile phone use, has limited residents' ability to share information about the massacre. Felix, who heads the Wharf Jeremie gang, was in 2022 banned from entering neighboring Dominican Republic. Also read | What's next for Syria following Bashar al-Assad's ouster? Felix's child died on Saturday afternoon, RNDDH said. The United Nations in October estimated that Felix's gang numbered some 300 people and also operated around nearby Fort Dimanche and La Saline. La Saline was in November 2018 the site of the massacre of at least 71 civilians, while hundreds of homes were set on fire. Jimmy "Barbecue" Cherizier, the face of the Viv Ansanm alliance of gangs across Port-au-Prince, has been sanctioned by the United Nations on charges of planning the La Saline massacre while he was still a police officer, among other crimes. In October, at least 115 people were massacred in Pont-Sonde, a town in Haiti's breadbasket Artibonite region, in what the Gran Grif gang said was retaliation for residents working with a self-defense group hindering their road toll operations. The government, wracked by political infighting, has struggled to contain armed gangs' growing power in and around the capital. Haitian authorities had in 2022 requested international security support for local police, but the mission - based on voluntary contributions - that the United Nations approved in 2023 has only partially deployed and is severely under-resourced. Haitian leaders have since called for the mission to be converted into a U.N. peacekeeping force to ensure it is better supplied, but the plan stalled amid opposition from China and Russia in the Security Council. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits for grammar and punctuation. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Massacre ordered by gang leader in Haiti claimed over 100 lives, says rights group

The authorities carried out the autopsy of four people who were killed in the clashes which broke out in Sambhal City in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;

As per the autopsy, the wounds on the dead bodies of the four killed were not from the bullets of the ammunition used by the police of Uttar Pradesh, said Moradabad divisional commissioner Aunjaneya Kumar Singh on Tuesday (Nov 26).

However, no bullets were recovered from the bodies of the people during the postmortem, Singh said.

The statement of the commissioner came after allegations were made that four people were killed in police firing.

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However, the autopsy reports of the four deceased - who were identified as Ayan, Bilal, Naeem and Kaif - were not made public.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, a local police official said that as per the reports Ayan had a bullet wound in his abdomen which had damaged his liver. The other three suffered wounds on the chest, he said.&nbsp;

He said that antemortem injuries were confirmed on three men in the reports. He added that those injuries were on the knees and elbows of Bilal, the forehead, elbows and knees of Naeem and the knees, hands and legs of Kaif.

He added that the photographs of the bullet wounds and the autopsy reports will be sent for forensic examination to find out which bullet killed them.

According to the local authorities, the police officials in Sambhal only had anti-riot equipment like rubber bullets and tear gas with them.

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Meanwhile, the internet ban in the area was extended by the administration till 4 am on Wednesday (Nov 27) and the security forces remained stationed in the area.&nbsp;

<h2>How did violence erupt in Sambhal?</h2>

Violence erupted in Sambhal city on Sunday morning (Nov 24) when the second round of a survey in the Shahi Jama Masjid was opposed by the protesters.

The survey was being led by the “court commissioner” and it was being carried out to verify the claims by Hindus that the mosque was constructed over a temple when Mughal emperor Babur was seated on the throne in 1529.

In the clashes, four people lost their lives and more than 20 officials and police personnel suffered injuries.

(With inputs from agencies)

The authorities carried out the autopsy of four people who were killed in the clashes which broke out in Sambhal City in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. As per the autopsy, the wounds on the dead bodies of the four killed were not from the bullets of the ammunition used by the police of Uttar Pradesh, said Moradabad divisional commissioner Aunjaneya Kumar Singh on Tuesday (Nov 26).

The authorities carried out the autopsy of four people who were killed in the clashes which broke out in Sambhal City in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. As per the autopsy, the wounds on the dead bodies of the four killed were not from the bullets of the ammunition used by the police of Uttar Pradesh, said Moradabad divisional commissioner Aunjaneya Kumar Singh on Tuesday (Nov 26). However, no bullets were recovered from the bodies of the people during the postmortem, Singh said. The statement of the commissioner came after allegations were made that four people were killed in police firing. Also Read: Sambhal violence: Police say SP MP Zia-ur-Rehman Barq 'committed provocative acts' However, the autopsy reports of the four deceased - who were identified as Ayan, Bilal, Naeem and Kaif - were not made public. Meanwhile, a local police official said that as per the reports Ayan had a bullet wound in his abdomen which had damaged his liver. The other three suffered wounds on the chest, he said. He said that antemortem injuries were confirmed on three men in the reports. He added that those injuries were on the knees and elbows of Bilal, the forehead, elbows and knees of Naeem and the knees, hands and legs of Kaif. He added that the photographs of the bullet wounds and the autopsy reports will be sent for forensic examination to find out which bullet killed them. According to the local authorities, the police officials in Sambhal only had anti-riot equipment like rubber bullets and tear gas with them. Watch: Sambhal Violence: Survey Of 500-Year-Old Mosque Triggers Unrest In Uttar Pradesh Meanwhile, the internet ban in the area was extended by the administration till 4 am on Wednesday (Nov 27) and the security forces remained stationed in the area. How did violence erupt in Sambhal? Violence erupted in Sambhal city on Sunday morning (Nov 24) when the second round of a survey in the Shahi Jama Masjid was opposed by the protesters. The survey was being led by the “court commissioner” and it was being carried out to verify the claims by Hindus that the mosque was constructed over a temple when Mughal emperor Babur was seated on the throne in 1529. In the clashes, four people lost their lives and more than 20 officials and police personnel suffered injuries. (With inputs from agencies)

Sambhal violence: Police firing ruled out as cause of deaths in autopsy

Army launched a search operation Tuesday after a 56-year-old man went missing after he went to work at the Leimakhong Military Station Monday. Watch in for more details!

Manipur: Army Launches Search After Man Working At Military Station Goes ‘Missing’ | Newspoint

In Manipur, demonstrations have erupted in response to the imposition of the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA). Watch in for more details!

Anti-AFSPA Protest In Manipur: Demonstrations Against Imposition Of AFSPA

Manipur MP Biren Singh vs Congress has erupted over growing violence in state. Biren Singh breaks silence amid party over welfare slugfest, pins the blame on Congress. Biren Singh accuses Chidambaram of allowing ‘foreigners to enter India and sign suspension’. Watch to know more!

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Pakistan: 42 including women and children killed after gunmen attack passenger vehicles in Kurram.

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Police and civilian self-defence groups killed 28 gang members in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince in an overnight operation, authorities said Tuesday, as the government seeks to regain some control of the city.

Officers stopped a truck carrying gang members in the wealthy suburb of Petion-Ville at about 2:00 am, while a bus ferrying gang members was intercepted in the city centre, Haitian National Police spokesman Lionel Lazarre told AFP.

Police opened fire in both encounters, killing 10, and then chased down those who fled with the help of self-defence groups, formed by residents opposed to the gangs and their violent rule over swathes of the country.

Last year, in a gruesome chapter of vigilante reprisals, a dozen alleged gang members were stoned and burned alive by residents in Port-au-Prince.

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Well-armed gangs control some 80 per cent of the city, routinely targeting civilians despite a Kenyan-led international force that has been deployed to help the outgunned police.

<h2>Renewed violence&nbsp;</h2>

The Haitian capital has seen renewed fighting in the last week from Viv Ansanm, an alliance of gangs that in February helped oust former prime minister Ariel Henry.

Streets were almost deserted on Tuesday after police and residents erected barricades in several neighborhoods.

Viv Ansanm spokesman Jimmy "Barbecue" Cherisier, a notorious gang leader, has called for the resignation of the transitional government currently leading the country.

“The Viv Ansanm coalition will use all its means to achieve the departure of the CPT,” Cherisier said Monday, using the acronym for the Transitional Presidential Council.

The council itself -- made up of unelected officials tasked with the difficult mandate of leading the country to its first elections since 2016 -- is facing its own internal disarray.

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Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimewas was sworn in last week to replace outgoing premier Garry Conille, who was appointed in May but became embroiled in a power struggle with the council.

Meanwhile, violence continues to shake the capital.

More than 20,000 people had been displaced across Port-au-Prince in just four days last week, the UN's International Organization for Migration warned over the weekend.

The country lost major links to the rest of the world last week when the United States banned all civilian flights to the country for a month after three jetliners approaching or departing Port-au-Prince were hit by gunfire.

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Police and civilian self-defence groups killed 28 gang members in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince in an overnight operation, authorities said Tuesday, as the government seeks to regain some control of the city.

Police and civilian self-defence groups killed 28 gang members in the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince in an overnight operation, authorities said Tuesday, as the government seeks to regain some control of the city. Officers stopped a truck carrying gang members in the wealthy suburb of Petion-Ville at about 2:00 am, while a bus ferrying gang members was intercepted in the city centre, Haitian National Police spokesman Lionel Lazarre told AFP. Police opened fire in both encounters, killing 10, and then chased down those who fled with the help of self-defence groups, formed by residents opposed to the gangs and their violent rule over swathes of the country. Last year, in a gruesome chapter of vigilante reprisals, a dozen alleged gang members were stoned and burned alive by residents in Port-au-Prince. Also read: Haiti's new PM sworn in as passenger jet comes under fire in Port-au-Prince Well-armed gangs control some 80 per cent of the city, routinely targeting civilians despite a Kenyan-led international force that has been deployed to help the outgunned police. Renewed violence The Haitian capital has seen renewed fighting in the last week from Viv Ansanm, an alliance of gangs that in February helped oust former prime minister Ariel Henry. Streets were almost deserted on Tuesday after police and residents erected barricades in several neighborhoods. Viv Ansanm spokesman Jimmy "Barbecue" Cherisier, a notorious gang leader, has called for the resignation of the transitional government currently leading the country. “The Viv Ansanm coalition will use all its means to achieve the departure of the CPT,” Cherisier said Monday, using the acronym for the Transitional Presidential Council. The council itself -- made up of unelected officials tasked with the difficult mandate of leading the country to its first elections since 2016 -- is facing its own internal disarray. Watch | Haiti Swears In New PM As Gunfire At Airport Hits Flight From US × Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimewas was sworn in last week to replace outgoing premier Garry Conille, who was appointed in May but became embroiled in a power struggle with the council. Meanwhile, violence continues to shake the capital. More than 20,000 people had been displaced across Port-au-Prince in just four days last week, the UN's International Organization for Migration warned over the weekend. The country lost major links to the rest of the world last week when the United States banned all civilian flights to the country for a month after three jetliners approaching or departing Port-au-Prince were hit by gunfire. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Haiti police, civilian defence groups kill 28 gang members in Port-au-Prince as govt tries to regain control

Curfew imposed, Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act in Manipur reinstated. National Investigation Agency (NIA) assumes responsibility for investigating three key cases. Cases include a gun battle between CRPF and militants that took place in Jiribam, Manipur. Watch to know more!

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The Indian government is dispatching an additional 50 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) to Manipur in the wake of the state's security situation. The 50 companies of CAPF will comprise more than 5,000 personnel, various Indian media outlets reported.&nbsp;

Union Home Minister&nbsp;Amit Shah&nbsp;met security officials at North Block on Monday (Nov. 18) and directed the paramilitary forces to focus on restoring peace and order in the Indian state of Manipur.

The step was taken a day after Shah cancelled his political rallies in the Indian state of Maharastra to look into Manipur's security situation.

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Later, the minister held a review meeting with senior security officials at his home, which continued for around four to five hours.&nbsp;

Shah also sent CRPF DG Anish Dayal Singh, who is from the Manipur cadre, to Imphal. He has&nbsp;been asked to coordinate with all the forces and send a ground assessment report.

<h2>Centre looks into fragile situation in Manipur</h2>

Last week, the Centre in a statement said that Manipur's security scenario has been fragile for the past few days.

“Armed miscreants from both communities in conflict have been indulging in violence, leading to the unfortunate loss of lives and disruption in public order. All the security forces have been directed to take the necessary steps to restore order and peace. Strict action will be initiated against anyone trying to indulge in violent and disruptive activities,” it said in a statement.&nbsp;

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The decision to send&nbsp;an additional 50 CAPF companies to&nbsp;Manipur has been taken by the Centre and after the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) had dispatched 20 additional CAPF companies, 15 from the CRPF and five from the BSF, to the state as part of an order issued on November 12 after violence escalated in Jiribam district and spread to other places.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Indian government is dispatching an additional 50 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) to Manipur in the wake of the state's security situation. The 50 companies of CAPF will comprise more than 5,000 personnel, various Indian media outlets reported.

The Indian government is dispatching an additional 50 companies of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) to Manipur in the wake of the state's security situation. The 50 companies of CAPF will comprise more than 5,000 personnel, various Indian media outlets reported. Union Home Minister Amit Shah met security officials at North Block on Monday (Nov. 18) and directed the paramilitary forces to focus on restoring peace and order in the Indian state of Manipur. The step was taken a day after Shah cancelled his political rallies in the Indian state of Maharastra to look into Manipur's security situation. Also Read: Manipur violence: Amit Shah cancels Maharashtra election rallies to review situation in northeastern state Later, the minister held a review meeting with senior security officials at his home, which continued for around four to five hours. Shah also sent CRPF DG Anish Dayal Singh, who is from the Manipur cadre, to Imphal. He has been asked to coordinate with all the forces and send a ground assessment report. Centre looks into fragile situation in Manipur Last week, the Centre in a statement said that Manipur's security scenario has been fragile for the past few days. “Armed miscreants from both communities in conflict have been indulging in violence, leading to the unfortunate loss of lives and disruption in public order. All the security forces have been directed to take the necessary steps to restore order and peace. Strict action will be initiated against anyone trying to indulge in violent and disruptive activities,” it said in a statement. Watch: India | Manipur Unrest: Home Minister Amit Shah To Review Security Situation The decision to send an additional 50 CAPF companies to Manipur has been taken by the Centre and after the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) had dispatched 20 additional CAPF companies, 15 from the CRPF and five from the BSF, to the state as part of an order issued on November 12 after violence escalated in Jiribam district and spread to other places. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian govt sends 50 CAPF companies to Manipur as violence escalates in Jiribam 

BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty on Sunday (Oct 28) gave an incendiary speech amid the tense political atmosphere in the Indian state of West Bengal as he shared the stage with Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

BJP leader Mithun Chakraborty on Sunday (Oct 28) gave an incendiary speech amid the tense political atmosphere in the Indian state of West Bengal as he shared the stage with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The 74-year-old Chakraborty was speaking about the comment made by Trinamool Congress leader Humayun Kabir before Lok Sabha elections in which he had threatened the rival party workers and threatened BJP karyakartas (workers) to "chop them (up) and bury you in the ground". Reacting to the comment, the actor-turned-political leader said, "A leader says there are 70 per cent Muslims and 30 per cent Hindus (and) that he will 'cut' and throw them in the Bhagirathi... I thought Chief Minister (Mamata Banerjee) would say something. She didn't... so now I am saying, we will chop them (up) and bury them in the ground." "I am not the Chief Minister... but I am saying this. We will do anything to win the masnad (throne) of Bengal... it will belong to the BJP after the 2026 Assembly election," he added. Also Read: Sweet revenge! BJP pokes fun at Rahul Gandhi with jalebi gift after Haryana assembly election victory Union Home Minister Amit Shah was also attending the event and had felicitated the actor for winning the Dadasaheb Phalke Award on October 8. "I am saying it again and again... we will do anything (to win the 2026 election) ... anything. I am saying this with Home Minister Amit Shahji sitting here - we will do anything," Chakraborty warned. "I say we will cut you up and throw you, not in the Bhagirathi because that is our mother, but we will throw you in the ground. We will do anything... we will do anything", he said while adding that the state government has not been allowing the Hindu community to cast votes. 'Shoot me': Chakraborty challenges TMC Speaking at one of the rallies, Chakraborty had said, "You are 30 per cent (of the people here) but we are 70 per cent... if you think you can demolish mosques and Muslims will sit back and relax... (you are wrong). I will leave politics if I don't drown you people in the Bhagirathi..." Watch: India: BJP Accuses Kejriwal Of Extravagance While speaking at a membership drive, the actor appealed to BJP supporters to join the party. "We want those people who will fight... who can stand up and say, 'Shoot me... let me see how many bullets you have'," he said, taking a swipe at the Trinamool over multiple incidents of pre- and post-poll violence in the state. "But we don't want those who join for money," he said. "If you cut down one fruit from our trees... we will cut down four of yours," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

‘Will chop them up...,’ warns Mithun Chakraborty at Bengal rally in presence of Amit Shah

The French court on Sunday held a hearing in what is being described as a case of unprecedented savagery. A 15-year-old boy was stabbed 50 times and burned alive this week in the southern French city of Marseille. Prosecutors called it an apparent case of drug related violence. Watch to know more.

Shocking Case Of Drug-Related Violence In France

In Japan, sex workers are increasingly facing challenges related to physical violence and extortion. Reports indicate that many individuals in the sex trade encounter harassment, abuse, and threats from both clients and organized crime groups. This violence often goes unreported due to fear of retribution and a lack of legal protection, leaving many vulnerable and isolated.

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Ukrainian officials report that 16 people were injured in a Russian air attack on the city of Zaporizhzhia. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues to escalate, with civilian areas being heavily impacted by the violence. Rescue operations are underway as authorities assess the damage and provide aid to those affected.

Russia-Ukraine War: 16 Injured In Russian Air Attack On Zaporizhzhia, Ukrainian Officials Say

At least three people have been killed in clashes between two sides in Bangladesh's Khagrachhari town, prompting the administration to ban all sorts of gatherings to prevent escalation of violence.

Bangladesh: 3 dead after deadly violence in Khagrachchari town

A day after students defied curfew orders clashing with police in the capital Imphal, while the curfew continues to be in place the government has deployed two CRPF battalions to the region and has suspended internet services in five districts. The latest measure has come amid a resurgence in violence between the two ethnic groups. Apart from deployment of additional Security Forces, police personnel are conducting frequent patrolling to avoid any untoward incidents. Watch in for more details!

Manipur unrest: Government bans mobile internet services in 5 districts

An indefinite curfew was imposed in parts of India's northeastern state of Manipur on Sept 10. This came after student protests over continuing ethnic strife turned violent. Police resorted to tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the crowds. Watch in for more details!

Manipur Protests: Internet suspended in several parts, clashes continue with police

Tensions have resurfaced in India's Northeastern State of Manipur as one person was killed and five others injured.

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Fresh Violence in Manipur: Five people killed in recent attacks

Tensions have resurfaced in India's Northeastern State of Manipur as two people were killed and nine others injured in a gun and bomb attack by suspected militants. Watch in for more details!

Manipur violence: Manipur Home Department accuses militants of undermining peace efforts

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned social media companies that they must uphold laws that prohibit the incitement of violence online after misinformation around a fatal mass stabbing earlier in the week sparked violent scenes.

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Haiti Prime Minister has vowed to end lawlessness with the help of a Kenyan Le International Force deployed to the Caribbean Nation. The arrival of 400 Kenyan police officers and forces is an opportunity to restore order says the interim prime minister.

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Kenyans say future at stake as they protest new tax hikes. Police accused of using excessive force on #OccupyParliament RejectFinanceBill2024 demonstrators in the capital Nairobi, with hundreds of arrests being made before controversial bill is debated in the National Assembly. Watch in for more details!

Kenya anti new tax protests turn violent, as police use force

Prohibitory orders under Section 144 of the Cr PC were imposed in Manipur’s Jiribam district over the alleged killing of a 59-year-old man in the state.

Manipur violence: Many houses set ablaze in villages in Jiribam district

The shrines dedicated to Pakistan's saints, whose celebrations had been suppressed for a long time by terrorist attacks, are once again thriving with the beat of drums and lively dance. Watch to know more.

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At least 40 people were killed and many others wounded in an attack by gunmen on Zurak Village in Nigeria's North Central Plateau state where clashes between herders and farmers arise. Gravitas tells you more.

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It has been one year since violent clashes erupted in Manipur. Kuki-Zo and Meitei civil society organisations in Manipur have planned to hold events on May 3. However, both communities will hold separate events to commemorate the day.

Manipur marks one year of conflict, over 200 dead, 60,000 displaced

A charge sheet filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has revealed the events that unfolded in Manipur's Churachandpur district, where two women from the Kuki-Zomi community were paraded naked and sexually assaulted on May 3 last year. Watch in for more details!

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India on Thursday launched 'Operation Indravati' to evacuate its citizens stranded in war-torn Haiti amid the intense fighting between the armed groups and the government, external affairs minister S Jaishankar said.

‘Operation Indravati’ to evacuate stranded Indians in Haiti launched

Jimmy Cherizier, the elite police officer-turned-gang leader known as “Barbecue,” has risen through Haiti’s political vacuum to become one of the country’s most powerful men...the island country is in chaos due to the recent developments. Watch to know more!

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