Following an attack on an ambulance in Cluj, Romania, there are renewed calls for a law against disinformation, with politicians and activists emphasizing the need for accountability for online falsehoods that can incite real-world violence.

Greenpeace activists have concluded their protest action at the Chvaletice brown coal plant.

Dozens of climate activists have gathered in The Hague to protest in the aftermath of recent wildfires, calling for action on climate change.

A new music video has ignited a debate in Norway about body image pressure, prompting health experts and body activists to raise alarms about what they perceive as a growing problem.

Neha Bora, an activist, rose to prominence during protests at Jantar Mantar, where she participated in a 23-day hunger strike alongside other activists, including Sonam Wangchuk.

Police forces are increasing their visibility at Pride events following an attack in Berlin. This measure aims to enhance safety and reassure participants, with activists expressing hope that it will galvanize further support for their cause.

A split among protest groups has led to dueling rides that combine nudity and cycling in the name of change, raising questions about the effectiveness of the 'party' aspect of the naked bicycle protest.

NGOs and activists are highlighting the deep systemic issues revealed by the 'Đurišić' case, where authorities failed to identify those behind the monument's erection. They question the police and ANB's capacity or political will to protect the constitutional order.

An analysis explores five ways in which Republicans can benefit from victories by Democratic Socialists, noting the increasing convergence of radical leftists and Islamist activists within the Democratic Party.

Two-year-old Annelise Camp, who was found unconscious in May and whose family, backed by anti-abortion activists, sued to prevent a brain death test, has died after her family decided to remove life support.

Pakistan has initiated a widespread crackdown targeting journalists and activists, particularly in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). This move has led to protests in the United Kingdom, highlighting international concern over the suppression of dissent.

Several activists who crossed the border into Lebanon were located by authorities and transferred to the Israel Police, claiming they remained within Lebanese territory for hours.

Two years after a fire at the Duboko landfill near Užice, the Basic Prosecutor's Office filed an indictment, but environmental activists expressed dissatisfaction, raising suspicions about a Ministry tender.

A large part of a property on Bruchstrasse in Lucerne, which activists protested against being vacant in 2022, now belongs to a Norwegian millionaire.

Iceland has ordered the deportation of 21 activists who were protesting against whaling. The activists were opposing the country's whaling practices.

Despite Donald Trump's vow to 'bring free speech back,' judges in 75 cases have ruled that his administration officials stifled it, often calling federal judges 'activists' for ruling against them.

Activists in Arizona have climbed and are staging a sit-in on an ancient cottonwood tree to prevent its removal. The tree is located on a site designated for a new US-Mexico border facility.

Palestine Action Canada has initiated a nationwide 'Day of Action' with coordinated efforts targeting suppliers of Elbit Systems. Activists received specialized training workshops to prepare for the logistics of targeting companies linked to the Israeli defense contractor.

The Serbian environmental movement Eco Straža sent an open letter to the European Parliament, protesting the detention of its founder, Bojan Simišić, and ongoing pressure on civil society in Serbia. The letter highlights concerns about the treatment of activists and the state of civil liberties.

Ahead of the 81st anniversary of Korea's liberation, the Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs has launched a campaign to honor Korean independence activists who died overseas by issuing honorary passports.

Environmental activists in Albania protested in front of KESH (Albanian Power Corporation), demanding the removal of floating thermal power plants from Vlora Bay due to high economic and environmental costs and urging refusal of a new 20 million euro tender.

Far-left activists, reportedly with ties to the Democratic Socialists of America, have established an autonomous zone in Madison, Wisconsin.

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Iceland has introduced a new pastoral care service, offering free and confidential support to individuals working to combat gender-based violence.

The Democratic Socialists of America held a summit where activists debated endorsing a presidential candidate, with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez mentioned as a potential contender.

A clash of principles is intensifying on the Italian coast this summer as activists advocating for free beach access confront operators of concessioned strips who sell umbrellas and sunbeds.

A former Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court has voiced concerns that various laws and tools are being employed to suppress activists and dissenters.

Activists in Shkodër, Albania, are protesting the proposed opening of a Serbian consulate in the city, with one activist calling it a 'trap.' Protesters are urging officials to reconsider the decision and demand accountability for historical disappearances of Albanians in Serbia.

Activists within the Democratic Socialists of America have reportedly signed a pledge to support and defend 'Chinese socialism'.

A human rights group, Karapatan Southern Tagalog, claims that an alleged rebel and an American arrested by security forces in Cabuyao City, Laguna, are activists.

Protests in Greece are demanding that water be recognized as a public social good and a human right, urging the withdrawal of a bill that would allow its commercialization. Activists emphasize that water should not be privatized.

Student protests at Jantar Mantar have sparked discussions about the challenges faced by activists and the silence of universities in response to student movements. A survivor of the Shambhu pellet firing expressed hope that the Jantar Mantar students would not endure similar long-term struggles.

Civil society representatives and volunteers from various countries have formed the Palestine Convoy, embarking on a land journey to draw attention to human rights violations in Palestine.

Icelandic officials have strongly condemned recent actions by animal welfare activists, describing them as 'pure and simple terrorism against Icelandic nature' and 'extremely damaging to the cause of animal welfare.' The specific nature of the activist actions was not detailed but drew severe criticism.

A new report by Human Rights Watch alleges that the Indonesian government is actively silencing environmental activists in the Papua region, also known as West Papua.

Youth organizations of 'Da, Bulgaria' and DSB symbolically gifted an old Moskvich car, adorned with protest messages, to Defense Minister Dimitar Stoyanov outside the Ministry of Defense, criticizing the handling of military equipment.

Robert Damski discusses 'internet justice,' where young activists damage property and face online calls for severe penalties, contrasting this with the brutal reality of legal enforcement and the concept of 'enforcement immunity.'

Kashmiri activists have staged a protest outside the Pakistan consulate in the UK, demonstrating against killings in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).

Two pro-Palestinian activists have been convicted for causing damage at London's National Gallery after covering a Picasso painting and spilling red paint on the floor.

Slovak Environment Minister Tomáš Taraba accused activists of causing the overgrowth of the iconic Súľov Rocks, criticizing the highest level of protection in the Súľov Rocks National Nature Reserve.

A British court has dismissed Bahrain's attempt to block a spyware lawsuit filed by activists, establishing that countries using spyware on individuals in the UK can be sued.

Activists were arrested after disrupting court proceedings in a case concerning the disappearance of three men.

Activists and citizens participating in a protest in front of the Albanian Parliament were met with police cordons and violently apprehended. Reports from BIRN indicate that peaceful activists, including those with children, were brutally handled by the police.

Palestinian Aziz Abu Sarah and Israeli Maoz Inon, both having lost loved ones in the Israel-Palestine conflict, have co-authored 'The Future is Peace,' advocating for understanding and hope.

Busia Senator Omtatah, along with two activists, has filed a court challenge against the Bretton Woods Agreements Act, which grants immunity to the IMF and World Bank.

A WNBA player is being targeted by activists after taking a public stand against the trans agenda, drawing attention to the sport's few popular stars like Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham.

Activists in Belgrade collected approximately 5,000 signatures in one day to protest against the expansion of mines near Zaječar and Bor.

Environmental activists in Berlin deflated the tires of numerous parked SUVs on Kaiserdamm. Notes criticizing SUVs were left on the vehicles.

An underground network of privacy activists is actively disabling or destroying Flock surveillance cameras across the US, forming a growing vigilante movement against the ubiquitous surveillance devices.

Militants from the far-left LFI party reportedly prevented concerts by DJ Barbara Butch and singer Amir from taking place, sparking concerns about attacks on culture.

The Indian government is airlifting additional CRPF companies to Delhi to bolster security as a month-long protest continues. Students and activists are leading the demonstrations, advocating for the resignation of the education minister.

Activists are calling on the public to take action regarding the decision on the Arklow Bank wind farm as a crucial deadline approaches.

Six years after the brutal killing of a 90-year-old woman accused of witchcraft shocked Ghana, activists are calling for new laws to protect victims of such accusations.

A marathon protest against Prime Minister Rama and the Albanian government continued in Tirana, with demonstrators marching through the streets and gathering outside Parliament. Activists reported instances of violence against protesters, including an 80-year-old grandmother being dragged and a mother with a child with disabilities facing pepper spray.

The Helsinki Committee has expressed concerns regarding the detention of activists and a journalist during a protest in front of the Albanian Parliament, citing worries about the restriction of freedom.

Interpol has rejected Serbia's request for an international warrant against six STAV group activists, deeming the process politically motivated and a form of persecution.

A Serbian environmental activist from Stara Pazova has had his car set on fire, marking the second attack he has faced. Local media reported the incident, highlighting concerns for the safety of activists in the region.

Exclusive videos and documents reveal an internal conflict at San Jose State University (SJSU) stemming from the Blaire Fleming volleyball scandal. The campus is reportedly torn apart as trans activists confront administrators over the issue.

Three families in El Masnou have been living without running water for a year, relying on bottles filled from public fountains with the help of neighbors and housing activists, a situation described as 'unbearable' amidst a heatwave.

A video captured progressive activist Kyle Kulinski comparing the U.S. and Israel to the 'fourth Reich' during a call that included Rep. Ro Khanna, Cori Bush, and Hasan Piker, drawing criticism.

Human rights activists and lawyers, under the banner of the Legion of Mary Social Justice Troopers, protested at the Federal High Court and submitted petitions to the US and South African Embassies, demanding fair treatment for Nigerians and African litigants abroad.

A group of NGOs and civil activists in Montenegro has called for the dismissal of Council members from a public educational institution, stating that individuals who do not uphold anti-fascism should not be appointed.

Interpol has reportedly rejected Serbia's request to issue international arrest warrants for student activists from Novi Sad, who are accused of attempting to overthrow the constitutional order.

Privacy activists across the U.S. are expressing outrage over Flock license plate cameras, calling them a dangerous tool that can infringe on privacy and civil liberties.

A group of five Irish activists is seeking a criminal investigation, alleging serious assault, abuse, and being threatened at gunpoint by Israeli forces during their detention on Gaza-bound flotillas.

American Jewish activists and other US citizens report that their travel permits have been revoked by Israel after they engaged in volunteer work supporting Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

Police have clamped down on activists who were condemning the far-right's framing of a recent mining disaster, as reported by The Brussels Times.

American Jewish activists report that their travel permits have been revoked by Israel after they engaged in volunteer work supporting Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

Inmates, activists, and prisons across Europe are describing a growing crisis as heatwaves reveal severe overcrowding, with France, Italy, and Belgium ordering measures for prisons operating at 120% to 140% occupancy rates.

Environmentalists and activists are expressing outrage over soaring oil profits, which they attribute to the US-Iran conflict and Trump's policies, leading to increased costs for US families. There are growing calls for a windfall tax on these profits.

The development of wind power in Switzerland faces significant hurdles, exemplified by an 18-year dispute over four wind turbines, as environmental activists continue to challenge projects in federal court.

Peace activists across Iceland gathered to float candles in remembrance of the victims who died when the United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945.

Three student activists were arrested after a court approved warrants for their alleged trespassing at K-55 Osan Air Base, a US air base in Pyeongtaek, earlier this week.

Iceland has expelled anti-whaling activists from the country after they attempted to disrupt the hunting of fin whales, following a two-year pause in whaling activities.

The social network X has followed Meta and Snapchat in deactivating over 60 accounts belonging to Saudi activists and exiles. Those affected criticize the 'censorship' by both the government and the platforms.

A bipartisan coalition in America is increasingly focusing on animal research, indicating that animal-rights activists now wield more influence than ever before.

On the anniversary of the atomic bombings, Hiroshima survivors and activists are warning that Japan's military buildup risks eroding its longstanding commitment to pacifism.

President Donald Trump has stated his intention to roll back protections for endangered species, claiming that 'Radical Climate Activists' have hindered the exploitation of U.S. natural resources by expanding the scope of the 1973 act.

Police in Serbia are being accused of applying double standards in their handling of protests, showing leniency towards activists of the ruling SNS party while being stricter with student demonstrators. Critics argue this reflects a bias and a defense of President Vučić's fear of elections.

Protests have broken out in several Turkish coastal towns against the privatization of public beaches, with activists claiming that restaurants and beach clubs are occupying public spaces with structures and sunbeds.

Ecological activists are expressing increased concern over cracks, water, and erosion, stating that a construction project above Budva has been halted due to a ban, threatening an area of special natural protection.

Animal rights activists are calling for a mackerel festival in Aberaeron to celebrate cabbage instead of fish, protesting the annual 'light-hearted funeral' dedicated to the fast-swimming fish.

Activists in Novi Sad observed eight minutes of silence to honor eight femicide victims, protesting that the system fails to protect women. The demonstration highlighted concerns about systemic failures in safeguarding women from violence.

Icelandic authorities are investigating the crew of the vessel Bandero, associated with the Paul Watson organization, after they attempted to obstruct a whaling ship, with two police officers guarding the vessel.

The Justice Department is increasingly using federal conspiracy charges against ICE protesters, prompting concerns among legal experts about the broad scope of prosecuting political activists opposing the Trump administration's deportation agenda.

Serbian activist Vladislav Dajković was detained at Tivat Airport in Montenegro, prompting accusations from Serbian officials that Montenegrin law is being used to target Serbian activists. The Democratic People's Party (DNP) has called for his immediate release.

Disability rights activists in South Korea are set to begin a month of weekly rush-hour subway protests, coinciding with the government's vote on the 2027 budget bill.

Housing activists in Berlin are hopeful that a new state administration will adopt a law to nationalize companies that own thousands of apartments in the city, aiming to address housing costs.

Bereaved family members, public figures, and activists gathered at an anti-government protest in Israel, sharply criticizing the leadership and demanding a state commission of inquiry into the events of October 7.

Activists from "For Our Quay" have reported that a groundwater vein has been damaged near the EXPO construction site on the Sava embankment, warning that work continues despite a court order to halt it.

Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings has drawn criticism from trans activists after making a sarcastic joke in response to a boycott of New York Times games.

Left-wing activists occupying the 'Gisi' building in Winterthur have let an eviction ultimatum pass, reaffirming their intention to stay despite threats of forced removal.

Student activists in India, known as 'Cockroach' protesters, report ongoing crackdowns and legal pressure despite government promises to drop criminal cases against them, following their role in forcing the education minister's resignation.

Pro-Palestine activists protested Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington, demanding the US enforce an ICC arrest warrant against him, calling him a 'war criminal'.

Two individuals have been arrested as part of a movement organizing repeated attempts by over 150 settler activists to cross into Syria, with further groups reportedly on their way.

Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Jonvic Remulla stated he 'didn't mind' being called a fascist by youth activists.

The Icelandic Veterinary Association has strongly criticized activists, stating their actions constitute a serious violation of animal welfare and emphasizing the importance of protecting animal well-being.

A court in Myanmar has sentenced activists to 37 years in prison for their involvement in an election protest. The harsh sentences highlight the ongoing crackdown on dissent in the country.

HaBashan Pioneers also attempted to breach the Syrian border on July 22, with the IDF detaining the activists prior to successfully reaching the Syrian Hermon.

Two Youth Demand activists have been convicted of criminal damage after taping a graphic poster over Pablo Picasso’s 1901 masterpiece 'Motherhood' at the National Gallery in London.

Éric Piolle, former mayor of Grenoble, has called on Jean-Luc Mélenchon to condemn the interruption of Barbara Butch's concert by pro-Palestinian activists. In an op-ed, Piolle described the incident as 'political policing' and urged Mélenchon to acknowledge a mistake.

Albanian activists protested against Prime Minister Rama, criticizing his contract and accusing deputies of being 'puppets.' They also called for an immediate investigation into a knife threat, asserting that pressure and arbitrariness would not intimidate them.

Activists in India are protesting alleged mass surveillance and data collection of 'Cockroach' movement protestors, leading to a lawsuit.

The High Court in Kuala Lumpur has ordered the Malaysian government and police to pay RM195,000 in damages to 13 activists who were unlawfully arrested during a 2021 vigil.

Journalists, activists, and politicians on the right of the French political spectrum are complaining about the arbitrary closure of their bank accounts, a practice they describe as 'banking persecution.'

Activists in Albania are commemorating the anniversary of the resistance against the demolition of the National Theater, which they claim was razed with people still inside. They assert that this event marked the end of Edi Rama's political career and recall a strong police presence during the protests.

Youth-led 'cockroach' movement activists in India are demanding the release of students who were detained during protests against widespread exam paper leaks.

Activists and citizens participating in a protest outside the Albanian Parliament on Monday faced police cordons and were reportedly violently escorted, with police positioned hundreds of meters away from the building.

Ghanaian activists are demanding a seat at the table in global textile policy discussions, arguing that Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes risk exacerbating existing issues if designed without local input. They emphasize that without empowering workers on the ground, such systems become mere public relations exercises.

Following an attack on the Berlin Pride Parade, left-wing activists have reportedly rushed to defend Islamic migrants, sparking debate on immigration and empathy in Western societies.

Activists in Albania are protesting various issues including collective classes in rural areas, depopulation of villages, lack of parks for children, and violence against women.

Anti-war activists have protested outside a UK airbase, demanding an end to its use by US forces for bombing Iran.

Black Lives Matter (BLM) activists have resumed protests following a police shooting involving an individual described as a violent career criminal.

The European Alliance (ES) has condemned what it described as a shameful attempt by the Bosniak Party (BS) to protest against voting for 'negators,' after Podgorica imam Džemo ef. Redžematović verbally attacked gathered ES activists.

New research has shed light on Spain's first transgender political organization, a trailblazing collective launched in 1978, whose pioneering activists risked arrest and imprisonment amid lingering persecution after the Franco dictatorship.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is criticized for her long-standing alliance with men's rights activists and repeated suggestions that women frequently make false allegations of violence.

A concert by DJ Barbara Butch in Grenoble was abruptly interrupted last Saturday, leading to multiple complaints against La France Insoumise (LFI) and pro-Palestinian activists who had called for a boycott.

A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's attempt to re-detain a pro-Palestinian Georgetown scholar. This follows similar rulings in other federal appeals courts regarding pro-Palestinian campus activists.

Concerns are rising over civil liberties and protest rights in Turkey as the country prepares to host the United Nations COP31 climate conference, following mass detentions of environmental volunteers ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara.

The prosecution of a leading British human rights lawyer, Rajiv Menon, for contempt of court during his closing speech in the trial of 'Palestine Action' activists has sparked widespread concern among the UK legal community regarding freedom of speech.

Activists in the Romanian city of Oradea plan to hold a Pride Parade despite authorities banning the event for the fourth consecutive year. Oradea is the only major EU city to systematically prevent the event, drawing condemnation.

The brutal killing of a dog and puppies in China has ignited public outrage, leading to global campaigns by activists on the streets and online, despite censorship, demanding animal protection laws.

A man died during a police arrest in Italy, leading to widespread public outcry and violent protests across the country. Activists are demanding truth and justice regarding the fatal incident.

The activist group STAV announced that Interpol's rejection of Serbia's request for an international arrest warrant against six Novi Sad activists confirms that the proceedings against them are politically motivated rather than criminal.

Hong Kong's commerce chief stated that the government's plans to expand trade offices globally remain unaffected by "unfounded smears" related to a UK court case where a Hong Kong trade officer was found guilty of spying on overseas activists.

As immigration surges in South Africa, activists are taking extreme measures to expel foreign nationals, while data and research challenge common myths fueling the widespread anti-immigrant sentiment and related violence.

Human Rights Watch has called on Turkey to intensify its investigation into the disappearance of two Turkmen activists, Alisher Sakhatov and Abdulla Oruso, and disclose their whereabouts as the first anniversary of their disappearance approaches.

A 100-page US State Department report alleges that Cuba built a covert network inside America through spies, activists, and universities, infiltrating various US government agencies over nearly seven decades.

Poland is experiencing a significant increase in hate crimes targeting Ukrainians, with a reported rise of over 30% in 2026. Politicians are engaging in mutual accusations regarding the escalation, while activists are calling for a de-escalation of tensions.

Toronto police have arrested two pro-Palestinian activists for the willful promotion of hatred, amidst heightened tensions and recurring protests at a specific intersection.

Residents in Riga, Latvia, are collecting signatures to ban fishing in Māras Pond, aiming to protect swans and other water birds from the dangers of abandoned fishing equipment.

Police have clamped down on activists who were condemning the far-right's framing of a recent mining disaster.

Hundreds of people are camping on a street in Rome after a squatted building they occupied was cleared following a fire. Activists claim the eviction was politically motivated.

A US court has confirmed the end of deportation protection for South Sudanese refugees, despite activists' efforts and the humanitarian emergency in South Sudan.

More than 20 activists attempting to break an Israeli blockade on Gaza claim they suffered beatings, electric shocks, and other abuse after being captured by Israeli forces, accusations Israel denies.

Young activists in the Maldives are raising awareness and confronting the severe climate threats facing their low-lying island nation, which is highly vulnerable to rising sea levels and extreme weather events.

Protesters in Albania continue their demonstrations, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and calling for a technical government. Activists have announced further protests, including in the diaspora, vowing to continue until Rama's departure.

Google's $15 billion data center project in India is encountering opposition from activists and children in Visakhapatnam, who are raising concerns about its potential impact on water resources and local wildlife.

A German court has sentenced eight teenagers to prison terms of up to five years for their involvement in a far-right cell that planned and carried out attacks against refugees and left-wing activists.

Një aktivist, gjatë protestës së zhvilluar para Kryeministrisë, mbajti një fjalim ku kërkoi anulimin e ligjit 21/2024, shprehu mbështetje për SPAK-un dhe bëri thirrje për hetimin e kryeministrit Edi…

Eight teenagers in Germany have been convicted for attacks against refugees and left-wing activists. The individuals, aged between 14 and 18 at the time of the incidents, were part of a dismantled far-right cell.

Iceland has expelled 21 activists from the country following an attempt to sabotage whaling operations.

Icelandic authorities have ordered the expulsion of 21 passengers from a Paul Watson foundation vessel, including a Belgian national, after it was boarded last week during an anti-whaling protest.

Indian women who participated in a protest where they were called 'cockroaches' have subsequently faced doxxing and online abuse, including slut-shaming. This backlash highlights the challenges and risks faced by female activists in India.

The killing of 23-year-old far-right activist Quentin Deranque in Lyon has been investigated by police, who questioned both left- and right-wing radical activists, highlighting how mimetic violence from adrenaline and uncontrolled actions can devastate young lives.

A Ugandan opposition aide, who had been missing for a year, has appeared in a video, sparking renewed concerns among international observers about the growing crackdown on opposition figures and activists in the country.

Activists and immigration lawyers report that the impending end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) in the U.S. is prompting Haitian TPS holders to consider moving to Canada.

Serbian opposition parties and activists claim that over 133,000 new individuals have been added to voter lists, and the Ministry of Internal Affairs is refusing to disclose information regarding their registration.

Activists Frenchie Cumpio and Marielle Domequil are seeking to reverse a ruling by a Tacloban court, with supporters expressing hope for a fair review by the Court of Appeals.

Progressive youth leader David Hogg has called for significant change within the 'geriatric' Democratic Party, advocating for a new generation of leadership. His comments highlight a growing sentiment among younger activists for a more dynamic political landscape.

China's coast guard is demonstrating its power in the South China Sea, which is also felt by Filipinos who have traveled by ship to the disputed Spratly Islands.

The National Church of Iceland, in collaboration with the Ólöf Tara Memorial Fund, will launch a pastoral care service in early August for individuals working on the front lines against gender-based violence. The initiative addresses the stress faced by activists, partly due to social media.

A narrative suggests the defeat of political ecologism in Europe, highlighted by a summer of intense heatwaves, wildfires, and debates around air conditioning and nuclear power, with environmental activists criticizing political opponents.

Activists from the Haqooq-i-Khalq Party were arrested in Lahore, Pakistan, while holding a peaceful demonstration outside the press club to show solidarity with the Joint Action Committee of AJK.

Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings drew criticism from trans activists after sarcastically claiming he received 'written approval from the trans community' to maintain his New York Times games subscription, sparking backlash.

A cultural conflict has erupted on Italian coasts as activists advocating for free beach access clash with bathing establishment owners who charge over 40 euros for services like sunbeds and umbrellas.

An article by Julie Grove questions whether Danish development aid primarily assists the world's poorest or has evolved into a self-sustaining system benefiting organizations, consultants, and activists.

The Serbian judiciary is accused of widespread manipulation, including fabricated processes against journalists, students, and activists, and the mass abuse of detention as a threat.

A television review from Helsingin Sanomat discusses the eco-thriller series 'Feenix – palava totuus,' which questions whether a noble goal justifies unpleasant actions by young climate activists.

Croatian activists claim that the state's policy towards the elderly primarily consists of regular pension payments and occasional one-time financial aid, lacking a comprehensive strategy for its aging population.

A performance protest in Podgorica saw activists present bottled, polluted water from the Zeta River to officials Spajić and Joković. The demonstration aimed to draw attention to the severe contamination of the river and demand action.

Student activists and citizens' assemblies in Novi Sad have announced a gathering for Saturday, August 1, at 11:52 am at the city’s main railway station. The event will mark 21 months since a tragedy occurred at the station.

Albanian citizens have been protesting for two months, holding their 60th consecutive rally to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Activists and journalists accuse Rama of corruption and failing to deliver on promises, stating there will be no negotiations, only his resignation.

In the summer of 1970, a group of Jewish activists, many from Riga, planned a highly risky attempt to hijack a plane to escape the USSR, known as the 'Wedding' operation.

A court in Azerbaijan has sentenced nine journalists, media workers, and activists associated with the independent outlet Toplum TV to prison terms ranging from 12 to 15 years.

Professor Erik Davis is facing potential prison time, accused by the government of a 'conspiracy' to obstruct ICE, a case that experts view as part of a pattern to criminalize lawful organizing and activists' lives.

Two men who participated in anti-regime protests in Iran last winter have been executed, according to an announcement from the country.

A campaign advocating for the appointment of a dedicated women's minister in the UK is gaining momentum, with proponents arguing that significant changes are needed to address women's issues. Activists believe this role would ensure greater focus and accountability.

Mumbai Police are reportedly still summoning CJP protesters for questioning, despite earlier assurances that the summonses would be withdrawn, raising concerns among activists.

Activists are demanding the swift arrest of a police officer accused of attacking Gent Progni, describing the incident as a threat to all. Businessmen and activists claim Progni was threatened by a paid individual wearing a police uniform, urging police to stop following political orders.

Serbia is experiencing a record number of attacks on its queer community, with activists attributing part of the problem to the system's failure to punish perpetrators, which emboldens attackers and haters.

A new window for water price increases is opening in Greece, which could be steep for households and dangerous for agricultural production. Activists are preparing to fight against the privatization of water and higher education.

Aktivisti Ilir Xhemalaj në podiumin para Kryeministrisë tha se politikanët pasurohen ndërsa shqiptarët janë kthyer në skllevër në tokën e tyre.

A Texas family sued to stop a hospital from testing whether their child was brain-dead. Opposition to the test has been gaining support from anti-abortion activists.

A $5.6 billion, 1443-kilometer oil pipeline project from Uganda to Tanzania is facing delays due to environmental activist opposition, with China reportedly seizing opportunities amidst the slowdown.

Activists are exploring 'mesh networks' as a potential method to maintain communication and overcome internet blocks imposed by authoritarian regimes during political crises.

Albanian activists are rejecting any modifications to the government and are instead demanding the resignation of all officials. One activist, Edison Lika, was forcibly removed while live on air, with claims of an illegal escort ordered by a superior.

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has reserved its order on the maintainability of petitions seeking the suspension of sentences for lawyers and rights activists Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha. The decision pertains to a controversial case involving the two individuals.

The grand plan for Lamu Port, particularly the proposed Sh2.2 trillion Dangote refinery, is facing significant opposition from local residents and activists who claim they were bypassed and uninformed about the project.

A leading House Democrat has stated that threats from anti-Israel activists have prevented him from holding town halls for a year. He expressed concerns about his safety and the ability to engage with constituents.

At least 23 people, including activists and a journalist, have been detained by police following clashes during a protest outside the Albanian Parliament. Police formed a cordon to prevent protesters from approaching the building, with reports of force being used.

French activists are outraged over the transfer of eight dolphins from an Antibes aquarium to Spain, with an association denouncing the journey as 'high risk' for the animals' safety.

A hotel project in Albania is facing accusations of destroying a crucial wetland area vital for migratory birds, leading to ongoing protests since late May. Activists claim the development is damaging the natural habitat.

The Moldovan government has approved measures to provide greater protection for journalists, human rights defenders, civic activists, whistleblowers, and NGO members against abusive SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) lawsuits.

Activists held solidarity demonstrations in New York, San Jose, London, and Dublin to support Sonam Wangchuk.

The director of the National Museum of American History in Washington has rejected sharp criticism from the White House, which labeled her museum a stronghold of "radical activists."

Interpol has rejected Serbia's request to issue arrest warrants for activists from STAV and PSG. A lawyer confirmed Interpol's refusal of Belgrade's request.

A group of NGOs and activists has appealed for the dismissal of members of the 'Radosav Ljumović' National Library Council, accusing them of illegally changing the institution's name.

Lawyer Željko Kočić, representing students and activists accused of attempting to overthrow the constitutional order in Novi Sad, announced that Interpol is refusing to cooperate with the regime regarding students in political exile.