Human rights
Strasbourg rejects review of ruling upholding pre-trial detention of Junqueras, Turull and Sànchez
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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) rejected on Monday the request by Oriol Junqueras, Jordi Turull and Jordi Sànchez for the Grand Chamber to review the November 2025 ruling upholding their pre-trial detention over the Catalan independence process. A panel of five judges denied the review, making the decision final and confirming no political motivations in their imprisonment. It rules that Spain did not violate their political rights or freedom of expression.
Josephine Wainaina has struggled since her husband's death in 2008 to support her two children. Bishop EllyJoy Moi of Holy Well of Bethel church in Limuru urges the government to enact specific policies protecting widows from abuse, property dispossession, and mental health challenges.
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President José Antonio Kast called for unity to pardon uniformed personnel convicted for actions during the social outbreak, but opposition lawmakers rejected it, arguing it creates impunity.
A recent report from the Ideas for Peace Foundation shows that illegal armed groups in Colombia increased their membership by over 23% from December 2024 to December 2025, exceeding 27,000 members. This growth happened despite ceasefires and security policies that restricted state actions. The editorial questions the national government's response to this territorial and humanitarian expansion.
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In a satirical opinion piece, Salvador Camarena imagines a chat between legal expert Arturo Medina and ChatGPT dissecting accountability for the December 28, 2025, Interoceánico train derailment in Oaxaca that killed 14. It parallels the 2010 Guardería ABC tragedy, critiquing tendencies to blame past presidents over current officials like the Navy secretary overseeing the project.
A family from Bogeka Mariba village in Kitutu Chache, Kisii County, is appealing for ksh 800,000 from well-wishers to repatriate the body of their daughter, Felista Kemunto, from Baghdad, Iraq, more than a month after her death. The 32-year-old died after falling ill while working as a domestic worker in Iraq. Her mother noticed her health deteriorating and urged her to seek treatment, but she waited to return home.
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Following the US military capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores on January 3, Argentine ambassador Francisco Tropepi voiced support at a UN Security Council emergency session. He urged the release of detained Argentine gendarme Nahuel Gallo, while Brazil, Mexico, and others condemned the action as a sovereignty breach, sparking protests in Argentina and market movements.
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