The UK’s High Court ruled that documents on the possible torture of ex-Guantánamo Bay detainee Binyam Mohamed at the hands of the CIA in Pakistan in 2002 must be released.
Iran’s judicial authorities plan to investigate the death of a young doctor who had testified before parliament about prisoner abuses in the aftermath of the disputed election.
A group of Israeli soldiers disobeyed orders to assist in the dismantling of two wooden structures that Jewish settlers had built without Israeli government authorization near Hebron.
Violent clashes erupted between Palestinian residents and Israeli troops as military forces razed two houses in al-Bustan neighborhood of East Jerusalem’s Silwan district.
Neo-Nazis attempted to disrupt the 20th anniversary celebrations of the Velvet Revolution in Prague, and clashed with police who tried to keep them from marching on the main parade.
A panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit in New York City has affirmed the conviction of civil rights lawyer Lynne Stewart, and ordered her to begin her prison sentence.
Rodolfo Padilla, mayor of San Pedro Sula, joined a growing list of candidates who have withdrawn from the Honduran elections to protest control of the process by the de facto regime.
Tens of thousands of unionists, campesinos and students protested in Mexico City and across the country in solidarity with the 44,000 electrical workers sacked by President Felipe Calderón.
A Mexican judge ruled that evidence the government presented against activist Juan Manuel MartÃnez for the murder of New York-based journalist Brad Will was “false” and “prefabricated.”
Student activists blocked roads in Panama to protest what they called plans for US military bases. Authorities say the bases will be Panamanian, but part of the US-backed Mérida Initiative.
One was killed and one wounded in protests over power outages in the northern Dominican province of Santiago last week. At least two others have died in protests over blackouts this year.
Amnesty International has called on Brazil and Paraguay to redouble efforts to find an indigenous teacher who has been missing since a violent eviction of peasants at a border village.
