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    Hong Kong gears up for lunchtime rallies after weekend unrest

    02 Dec 2019

    Hong Kong protesters geared up for a week of lunchtime rallies on Monday, a day after a mass demonstration showed the anti-government movement can still draw people to the streets

    7 killed as man opens fire on Iraqi shops, protesters

    12 Dec 2019

    An angry mob killed a 16-year-old and strung up the corpse by its feet from a traffic pole after the teen shot and killed six people on Thursday, including four anti-government protesters, Iraqi officials said.

    Iraqi cleric slams protesters’ killings, calls for gun control

    13 Dec 2019

    Iraq’s top Shiite cleric on Friday condemned recent killings of anti-government protesters and urged full state control over the use of weapons in the country following one particular deadly attack by masked gunmen in Baghdad.

    Indian government signals willingness to compromise amid Citizenship law row

    20 Dec 2019

    On a day on which protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) reached the residence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) key allies dumped the National Register of Citizens (NRC),

    Protesters clash with police as Chile unrest enters 50th day

    07 Dec 2019

    Protesters clashed with police as thousands took to the streets of Chile’s capital on Friday for a demonstration that marked 50 days since the outbreak of the country’s worst civil unrest in decades

    Eight more killed as Myanmar protesters hit streets in Mandalay

    22 Mar 2021

    Myanmar activists plan fresh protests including a call for vehicle convoys to drive through intersections honking horns with occupants raising three-finger anti-coup salutes despite reports of security forces killing more people at the weekend.

    Italy protesters, police clash over virus curbs

    25 Oct 2020

    The World Health Organization has warned of an "exponential" rise in infections threatening health systems' ability to cope with a second wave of the pandemic, testing many nations that appeared to have the virus under control earlier this year.

    Myanmar protesters defy military as internet curbs test resolve

    05 Apr 2021

    The campaign against the ousting of the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi has included street marches, a civil disobedience campaign of strikes and quirky acts of rebellion organised on social media, which the junta has sought to control by shutting down wireless broadband and mobile data services.

    Myanmar protesters urge ‘guerrilla strikes’ as internet blackout widens

    02 Apr 2021

    Anti-coup groups shared radio frequencies, offline internet resources and providers of text message news alerts to try to circumvent new curbs on the internet, which now limit Web access to fixed-line services only.

    Clashes in Iraq’s Kirkuk kill three protesters

    03 Sep 2023

    Police and hospital sources had said earlier that one Kurdish protester was killed. The death toll rose after two more Kurdish protesters died in hospital from bullets wounds, they said.

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