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'The death of hope': the world responds to death of Liu Xiaobo

Turkey

Courts overwhelmed a year after Turkey's attempted coup

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The Brief from Brussels: Belgium niqab ban upheld

In this episode: Belgium’s ban on Islamic veils are ruled to be legal; the British Foreign Secretary dismisses talk of a Brexit bill, and Ukraine hosts an EU-Kiev…

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Srebrenica massacre commemorated with burial of recently identified bodies

The massacre, which occured during the Bosnian War, saw as many as 8,000 Muslims murdered at the hands of Bosnian Serbs.

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China

Liu Xiaobo 1955-2017: 'I have no enemies'

China's most influential human rights activist and Nobel prizewinner has died of cancer aged 61.

China

Liu Xiaobo : Western medics contradict China

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Dutch MEP report seeks Turkey EU talks suspension

A report by a Dutch MEP has suggested that EU membership talks with Turkey could be suspended.

China

China invites Germany to treat Liu Xiaobo for cancer

China invites Germany to treat Liu Xiaobo for cancer

Spain

Party and pride on the rainbow streets of Madrid

Hundreds of thousands of people flooded the streets of Madrid for WorldPride parade - a celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.

China

Liu Xiabo freed

China's jailed Nobel peace prize laureate Liu Xiabo has been granted medical parole after being diagnosed with terminal liver cancer.

Uganda

Uganda struggling with refugees influx

Venezuela

Venezuelan opposition leader: 'They're torturing me'

Chile

Chile asks for forgiveness from indigenous Mapuche people

World News

Court slams Russian gay law

Russian gay law "discriminatory"

USA

US student freed from North Korea, in a coma

Otto Warmbier, 22, was medically evacuated to the United States on Tuesday (June 13) evening.

Czech Republic

How sexual assistants are helping disabled Czechs fulfil their ‘right to sex’

“I use touching, hugging and massages to open up my clients’ sexual energy"

Switzerland

US reviews role in UN Human Rights Council

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Tiananmen Square crackdown remembered

Hundreds of protesters in Hong Kong took to the streets on Sunday (May 28) to demand better human rights in China ahead of the 28th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown in…

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Gay rights activists protest ahead of Putin visit

Posing in front of the Eiffel Tower, men kiss and hold a banner reading "Put a stop to homophobia in Chechnya."

France

France extends emergency powers

The terrorist attack in Manchester has prompted the French government to extend the country's state of emergency.