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In July, Amnesty International had warned of the “growing trend” of re-imprisoning critics instead of complying with court orders to release them. The London-based advocacy group dubbed the practice “the revolving doors of Egypt’s arbitrary detention system.” … [Read more...] about Egyptian court refuses to release prominent activist

'What happens to my babies if he kills me? Because he'll go to jail for murder, who gets my children? She said, 'I want you and dad to have them or Nat. I don't want his family to have them'. … [Read more...] about ‘To him, they’re cleaners and prostitutes’: Killer dad’s cousin reveals his disgusting views on women after he murdered his wife and three kids

Iranians on social media renewed criticism of nepotism that had spread last year with the hashtag “#good-genes” — a reference to the son of a prominent reformist politician who attributed his business success to inheriting “good genes” from his parents. … [Read more...] about President’s son-in-law resigns after nepotism claims

Some of the videos are musical parodies about what can and can’t be brought on an aircraft, while others advertise services like TSA’s expedited screening program known as PreCheck. In one of the videos, a TSA spokeswoman with Nutella spread on her face is showing different containers of the chocolate-hazelnut spread to detail which one can be brought in carry-on luggage. … [Read more...] about Schumer raises security concerns on TSA’s use of TikTok app

The man suspected of torching the building had been convicted of robbery and carried out the attack because he believed his novel had been plagiarized, NHK and other media have said. Police have confirmed the identity of the suspect as Shinji Aoba, who doused the entrance of the building with petrol before setting it ablaze, media have said, citing police. … [Read more...] about Donations top $30 million for Kyoto Animation arson victims in Japan