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Venezuela's General Amnesty Law Advances Prisoner Releases Amid Transition
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Venezuela's interim president Delcy Rodríguez announced a general amnesty law for political prisoners on January 30, 2026, building on earlier releases following Nicolás Maduro's capture. Amid slow progress and vigils by families of detainees like Argentines Nahuel Gallo and Germán Giuliani, the move signals democratic steps, with US diplomatic normalization underway.
Overseas adoptees have welcomed the government's plan to resume and expand investigations into suspected misconduct in Korea's overseas adoption system. The third Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC3) is set to launch on February 26 to handle this work. The move builds on a landmark report from its predecessor acknowledging past irregularities.
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入国管理・税関捜査局(ICE)は、詐欺捜査の一環として犯罪歴のないミネソタ州の100人以上の難民を逮捕し、連邦判事が拘束を停止する事態を招いた。家族は逃れた暴力に似たトラウマ体験を語り、擁護者らはこれを非アメリカ的と非難。トランプ政権は移民制度の潜在的詐欺を標的にした取り締まりだと擁護している。
活動家らは、イラン当局による全国的な抗議デモへの暴力的な鎮圧で少なくとも6,126人が死亡したと報告しており、死者数は数十年ぶりの類似騒乱を上回っている。経済苦境、特にリアルの暴落をきっかけに始まった抗議は12月28日に始まり、軍事行動の脅威の中で米空母打撃群の中東到着を促した。イラン政府はこれらの数字を争い、低い死者数を主張している。
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A Yle journalist from Finland, Wali Hashi, has exposed controversial disciplinary camps in Kenya where children from Europe, including Finland and Sweden, face severe abuse under the pretext of rehabilitation. Hashi gained access by posing as a father seeking discipline for his son and secretly recorded footage of the abuses. The investigation highlights Somali parents in Finland sending their children to these Kenyan and Somali institutions for chaining, beatings, and isolation.
Court records from the International Criminal Court confirm substantial evidence against former president Rodrigo Duterte in his drug war, leading to an arrest warrant. Claims of no evidence are false, according to a fact-check. The prosecution continues seeking additional witnesses to strengthen the case.
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A Tacloban court has convicted community journalist Frenchie Mae Cumpio and lay worker Mariel Domequil of terror financing after six years in preventive detention. The ruling, carrying sentences of 12 to 18 years, has drawn sharp criticism from press freedom advocates as an assault on journalism and human rights. Groups warn it exemplifies the misuse of anti-terrorism laws against government critics.
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