Azerbaijan In Turmoil Over Ban On Wearing Hijab In Schools

Protests have spread across Azerbaijan after students and teachers wearing hijabs were reportedly denied entry to schools. The government has introduced a new dress code to enforce secular principles in educational institutions. Although the rules do not explicitly ban hijabs, several schools have reportedly barred students and teachers wearing them. The restrictions have Continue Reading

PTI Erupts in Anger Over KP Government’s Dismissal as Peshawar Turns Into a Battleground

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), the party of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has called for a strong political uprising against the federal government’s decision to effectively dismiss the elected government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) and impose governor’s rule in the province. The party’s senior leaders have described the federal government’s move as a “direct attack on Continue Reading

Delhi Sees Massive Protest Led by Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi Despite Two Days of Police Crackdown

Opposition parties took to the streets of Delhi on Monday, October 12, to protest against what they described as unprecedented police repression over the previous two days. Thousands of people, including ordinary citizens, student organisations, youth groups and leaders of major political parties, joined a large march from Barakhamba Road towards the Supreme Court under Continue Reading