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🇧🇭 Mohammad al-Mousawi disappeared on March 19 after attending prayers and reappeared days later when his family was told to collect his body from a Bahraini military hospital. Relatives and witnesses said his body showed bruises, cuts, wounds on the soles of his feet, and signs consistent with whipping, electrocution, and burns — accounts supported by images circulating online and reviewed by AP. Authorities said he had been detained on suspicion of spying for Iran—a charge they routinely level at critics of the government—and dismissed the images as “misleading.” They later attributed his death to a heart attack. Maryam Al-Khawaja, a Bahraini-born activist based in Denmark, told Drop Site that dozens have been detained in recent weeks for speech and protest activity linked to the war, describing a widening crackdown by the Sunni Al-Khalifa ruling family. She also highlighted the continued imprisonment of political prisoners, including her father, Abdulhadi Al-Khawaja, a prominent opposition figure and co-founder of the Bahrain Center for Human Rights, serving a life sentence. Al-Khawaja told Drop Site the situation in Bahrain is a “ticking time-bomb”: “There’s even more reasons for uprisings right now in the GCC than we even had in 2011… We are going to come to a breaking point.” Ryan Grim | Murtaza Hussain | Maryam Alkhawaja

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*Rice Sharing in Anambra turns into Tr@gedy as many d!e as a result of Stampede* A stampede in Okija, Anambra State, has claimed the lives of some individuals who went to collect food items. This happened when one of the prominent men in the town of Okija offered food items to residents as Christmas gifts, thereby attracting an overwhelming crowd. The deceased who were mostly women were evacuated to the morgue. This comes days after 35 children died at a Christmas funfair stampede in Ibadan, Oyo state and ten died in a stampede during food sharing in Abuja. Reacting to the reports, the spokesperson of the state police command, SP Ikenga Tochukwu, in a statement released said ‘’Anambra State Police Operatives have taken over the scene in Okija where an alleged stampede occurred in the early hours of today 21/12/2024, that led to some persons being fatally wounded. Preliminary information reveals that a known Philanthropist from the Okiaja Community, on his yearly schedule shares some palliatives to the members of the community to provide succour to the less privileged. Unfortunately, before the event could start, a large number of uncontrolled persons took over the event area which resulted in a stampede. Though the details of the affected persons as still sketchy, Police Operatives have taken over the scene for proper investigation, please'' Directorate Of State (DOS) Radio Biafra

Rice Sharing in Anambra turns into Tr@gedy as many d!e as a result of Stampede A stampede in Okija, Anambra State, has claimed the lives of some individuals who went to collect food items. This happened when one of the prominent men in the town of Okija offered food items to residents as Christmas gifts, thereby attracting an overwhelming crowd. The deceased who were mostly women were evacuated to the morgue. This comes days after 35 children died at a Christmas funfair stampede in Ibadan, Oyo state and ten died in a stampede during food sharing in Abuja. Reacting to the reports, the spokesperson of the state police command, SP Ikenga Tochukwu, in a statement released said ‘’Anambra State Police Operatives have taken over the scene in Okija where an alleged stampede occurred in the early hours of today 21/12/2024, that led to some persons being fatally wounded. Preliminary information reveals that a known Philanthropist from the Okiaja Community, on his yearly schedule shares some palliatives to the members of the community to provide succour to the less privileged. Unfortunately, before the event could start, a large number of uncontrolled persons took over the event area which resulted in a stampede. Though the details of the affected persons as still sketchy, Police Operatives have taken over the scene for proper investigation, please'' Directorate Of State (DOS) Radio Biafra

Chinasa Nworu

15,638 просмотров • 1 год назад

I travelled to Madhubani, Bihar to report on the brutal killing of Roshan Khatoon and what I found is deeply disturbing. On 25 February 2026, during the month of Ramadan, Roshan Khatoon was tied to a pole and mercilessly beaten by more than 20 people, including men and women, while she was fasting, after she went to the village head’s house to resolve a dispute. Her family says that when she asked for water, she was instead forced to drink a mixture of alcohol and urine, an act they describe as deliberate humiliation because she was a Muslim woman. She succumbed to her injuries on 1 March. What followed raises even more serious questions. Instead of immediately ensuring medical care and justice, police allegedly took Roshan Khatoon and her husband to the Police station while she was critically injured and demanded ₹50,000 for their release. The family says they were eventually released after 5–6 hours after paying ₹4,000. Nineteen people have been named in the FIR. Yet, nearly a month later, only one arrest has been made. Her family alleges that the accused are being shielded due to political backing from BJP and JDU leaders. Meanwhile, even after weeks, the postmortem report has still not been released. A woman was lynched, humiliated in the most inhuman way, and a month later, justice remains nowhere in sight. Bihar Police #JusticeForRoshanKhatoon

I travelled to Madhubani, Bihar to report on the brutal killing of Roshan Khatoon and what I found is deeply disturbing. On 25 February 2026, during the month of Ramadan, Roshan Khatoon was tied to a pole and mercilessly beaten by more than 20 people, including men and women, while she was fasting, after she went to the village head’s house to resolve a dispute. Her family says that when she asked for water, she was instead forced to drink a mixture of alcohol and urine, an act they describe as deliberate humiliation because she was a Muslim woman. She succumbed to her injuries on 1 March. What followed raises even more serious questions. Instead of immediately ensuring medical care and justice, police allegedly took Roshan Khatoon and her husband to the Police station while she was critically injured and demanded ₹50,000 for their release. The family says they were eventually released after 5–6 hours after paying ₹4,000. Nineteen people have been named in the FIR. Yet, nearly a month later, only one arrest has been made. Her family alleges that the accused are being shielded due to political backing from BJP and JDU leaders. Meanwhile, even after weeks, the postmortem report has still not been released. A woman was lynched, humiliated in the most inhuman way, and a month later, justice remains nowhere in sight. Bihar Police #JusticeForRoshanKhatoon

Meer Faisal

256,552 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Upon her release on bail, Ms Jolly Jackline Tukamushaba, the Deputy President for Western Uganda of the National Unity Platform (NUP), described her emotions as “mixed” after nearly a month in detention. Tukamushaba, who was contesting for the Rukiga District Woman MP seat on the NUP ticket, was granted UGX 1 million cash bail by the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Kabale on Thursday. She said she is relieved to be free but saddened by what she termed violations of her rights during the election period, recounting her alleged abduction on January 14 and three weeks spent in an unknown location before being charged with inciting violence, which she denies. #NTVNews 📹Obed Kankiriho.

Upon her release on bail, Ms Jolly Jackline Tukamushaba, the Deputy President for Western Uganda of the National Unity Platform (NUP), described her emotions as “mixed” after nearly a month in detention. Tukamushaba, who was contesting for the Rukiga District Woman MP seat on the NUP ticket, was granted UGX 1 million cash bail by the Chief Magistrate’s Court in Kabale on Thursday. She said she is relieved to be free but saddened by what she termed violations of her rights during the election period, recounting her alleged abduction on January 14 and three weeks spent in an unknown location before being charged with inciting violence, which she denies. #NTVNews 📹Obed Kankiriho.

NTV UGANDA

50,562 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад