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September 3, 2024

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Thousands in Istanbul protest new stray dog ​​law, fear mass slaughter

Listen to the article Thousands of protesters gathered in Istanbul on Sunday to oppose a controversial new law targeting stray dogs, which animal rights activists fear could lead to mass slaughter across Turkey. The legislation, passed last month, mandates the removal of millions of stray dogs from Turkish streets, citing public safety concerns. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan defended the law, saying it was necessary to tackle the country’s “stray dog ​​problem”. Protesters, however, believe the law could lead to widespread euthanasia of stray dogs or force them into overcrowded and unsanitary shelters. Protesters carried signs reading “Shelters are death camps”

August 30, 2024

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Thousands have been evacuated as the cyclone approaches the India-Pakistan coast

ISLAMABAD/ AHMEDABAD: Heavy rains lashed coastal areas of India and Pakistan along the Arabian Sea, flooding towns in the western Indian state of Gujarat and forcing thousands to flee their homes, with authorities predicting a cyclonic storm could develop by Friday. People waded through waist-deep water that partially submerged vehicles and roads in parts of the state, images from Reuters television showed. At least 28 people have died this week in rain-related incidents in the state, officials said, as forecasters in India and neighboring Pakistan warned more heavy rain and strong winds were expected along the coast. “There has been

August 25, 2024

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Thousands of Rohingya refugees mark 7th ‘Genocide Day’ in Bangladesh

COX’S BAZAR: Rohingya refugees trapped in camps in southern Bangladesh observed the seventh “Rohingya Genocide Day” on Sunday. The celebration came as new refugees, fleeing the escalating violence in Myanmar, continued to arrive at the border. Seven years ago, the majority of the Rohingya community were forced to flee Myanmar’s Rakhine state, an act recognized as genocide by the UN and other international organizations. According to Ministry of Foreign Affairs data, Bangladesh is currently hosting over 1.3 million Rohingya in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char Island, with no repatriations taking place despite previous attempts to initiate the process. Despite heavy

August 18, 2024

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Thousands in Israel call for prisoner-hostage deal

JERUSALEM: Thousands of Israelis took to the streets on Saturday, demanding a prisoner-hostage swap deal with Palestinian factions in Gaza. Tens of thousands of Israelis demonstrated in central Tel Aviv’s Kaplan Square to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government to finalize a prisoner-hostage swap deal, according to state broadcaster KAN. Demonstrators threatened to intensify protests if no deal was reached within the next week, it said, adding that protesters chanted against Netanyahu and accused him of ignoring the lives of hostages in Gaza. The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that “thousands of Israelis demonstrated in Haifa (north) and dozens of

August 8, 2024

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Thousands of protesters across Britain to challenge far-right violence

LONDON: Streets across Britain saw thousands of police and anti-racism protesters gather to confront the expected far-right groups. These groups, however, did not materialize after a week of violent racist attacks targeting Muslims and immigrants. The recent unrest in Britain was sparked by a knife attack in Southport, north-west England, which left three young girls dead. Hoax online messages misidentified the suspected killer as a Muslim immigrant, fueling the riots. Online postings suggest that far-right, anti-Muslim protesters will target various immigration centers, migrant support centers and specialist law firms on Wednesday. This led to the early closure of many businesses

August 1, 2024

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Thousands gather in London after the Southport killings sparked a second night of protests

People attend a vigil for the victims of a knife attack in Southport, Britain, July 30, 2024. — Reuters Protesters clashed with police near Downing Street in London on Wednesday as Britain faced a second night of protests after three young girls were killed in a frenzied knife attack at a dance class. Thousands gathered near the prime minister’s residence chanting “save our children”. “We want our country back” and “stop the boats” as well as English football chants. A large number of police wearing helmets formed a cordon around the protesters, who earlier threw flares and smoke bombs towards

July 28, 2024

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Thousands gather in Calgary to vote on Khalistan referendum

Image shows Canadian Sikhs gathering for the Khalistan Referendum in Calgary. — Reporter CALGARY, CANADA: Thousands of Sikhs lined up at Calgary’s iconic Municipal Plaza – across from the local United States diplomatic mission – to participate in the Khalistan Referendum on the creation of an independent state of Khalistan for the Sikh nation. Organized by the pro-Khalistan group Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), the vote is being held in Calgary to consult the Sikhs of the Canadian province of Alberta on the creation of an independent state for Sikhs. An estimated one million Sikhs now live in Canada and nearly

July 27, 2024

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Thousands evacuated as Northern California’s largest wildfire rages

A massive, fast-moving and fast-growing wildfire in northern California has forced more than 4,000 people to evacuate as firefighters battle gusty winds and dangerously dry conditions, authorities said Friday. Sparked by a devastating heat wave, the so-called Park Fire — the most intense blaze to hit the state this summer — has quickly consumed nearly 240,000 acres (97,000 hectares) since Friday night and continues to grow. “This fire is rapidly expanding at 4,000 to 5,000 acres per hour,” incident commander Billy Shea said at a news conference Friday night. It is currently “zero percent” contained, despite the efforts of about

July 27, 2024

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Huge wildfire in northern California forces thousands to evacuate

CALIFORNIA, USA: Crews in northern California are battling the state’s largest wildfire of the year, which has destroyed more than 130 structures and forced thousands of evacuations. The park fire, which started Wednesday afternoon near Chico, north of Sacramento, quickly spread to cover more than 164,000 acres (663.9 square kilometers) by Friday morning, leaving significant destruction in its wake. As of Friday morning, the fire had destroyed 134 structures and threatened another 4,200, with only 3 percent containment, according to local officials and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire). The fire has been exacerbated by hot,

July 24, 2024

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Thousands rally on Capitol Hill demanding Netanyahu’s arrest and Gaza cease-fire during his address to Congress

WASHINGTON: Thousands of protesters marched on the US Capitol on Wednesday to protest against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and call for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, as the Israeli prime minister prepared to address the US Congress. Crowds carrying Palestinian flags and signs ranging from left-wing slogans to Bible verses gathered near the Capitol demanding a ceasefire and Netanyahu’s arrest as prosecutors seek a warrant for him at the International Criminal Court. Minor clashes broke out as police fired pepper spray at some protesters to redirect the demonstration as it approached the US government headquarters, the scene of

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