Christian killed by a mob for allegedly slaughtering cow in India

Tue 24 September 2019: Around 160 cases of mob violence against Christian community recorded in 2019, says report Three Christians were attacked by a mob in northeastern India on suspicion of slaughtering a cow, police said on Monday.  Local residents of Khunti district of Jharkhand State saw Kanantus Barla, Fagu Kaccap and Philip Horo with […]

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35 civilians attending wedding killed by Afghan forces in Helmand

Mon 23 September 2019: At least 35 civilians were killed and 13 people were injured during an attack conducted by the Afghan government forces in southern Helmand province, two provincial officials said on Monday. The incident occurred on Sunday night when Afghan forces raided a house that the officals said was being used by the […]

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Kashmir: India sends hundreds politicians, activists from Kashmir to jails

Sat 21 September 2019: Many of thousands of people including politicians, activists and common people who were detained in Indian-administered Kashmir after the Indian government revoked special status of Jammu and Kashmir last month were moved to jails outside the state. In northern Indian city of Agra in Uttar Pradesh, which is famous for the […]

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US Withholds $160 Million In Aid To The Afghan Government

Fri 20 September 2019: US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced on Thursday that $100 million earmarked for an energy project would be returned to the US treasury, while an additional $60 million in planned assistance would be nixed.Pompeo claimed that the funds were being withheld as punishment for Kabul’s “inability to transparently manage US government […]

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Malaysia to push Southeast Asian nations for long-term solution to smog

Thu 19 September 2019: In the past few weeks, Malaysia and neighboring Singapore have been choked by smoky air blown in from forest fires started to clear land for plantations, forcing schools to shut and many people to wear masks so as to avoid inhaling smog particles. Malaysia will push its Southeast Asian neighbors to […]

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Indonesia raises minimum age for brides to end child marriage

Tue 17 September 2019: Indonesia’s parliament has revised the country’s marriage law to lift the minimum age at which women can marry by three years to 19, a move welcomed by campaigners as a step toward curbing child marriage in the world’s biggest Muslim majority-country. All factions in parliament agreed the revision at a plenary […]

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