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The semi-autonomous southern Chinese financial hub has seen two months of protests and clashes

Six people shot dead at the rally against growing shortage of bread and fuel in the city

More than 60 people wounded during the demonstration, five were schoolchildren

Naseer says authorities have arrested our members who were taking the BPSC exam.

The protest has now morphed into a wider backlash against the city’s government and its political masters in Beijing

Members of opposition parties chant slogans as they protest outside the national parliament

Protesters asked the government to trace Vidhya's kidnappers and put them behind bars

Press briefing on the crisis engulfing the financial hub

Sunday's melees took place in a well-heeled residential district close to the Liaison Office

24 people injured including two in critical condition

Fath al-Rahman Saeed says security forces fires live ammunition at protesters in Khartoum

Gunmen in military fatigues raided the site of a weeks-long sit-in outside army headquarters

After an agreement between protest leaders and rebels to end their differences over the accord signed in Khartoum

Rally came a week after its biggest protest in years, when some 22,000 marchers called on officials to reverse rulings

The protestors held placards and banners and also chanted slogans against Wilson Wazir.

As the confrontation between activists and the ruling military authority persists

462 campaigners have been killed since 2016, according to the country's ombudsman.

Similar confrontations in early July were sparked by anger over provocative "dancing aunties"

FIR lodged against party leaders, workers

Thousands of masked demonstrators briefly occupied the road outside Beijing's office

he information minister says the opposition wants to create unrest in the country to achieve their nefarious designs

The initial protests were lit by a now-suspended bill that would have allowed extraditions to mainland China

Wahab handed over the notification, approving the demands of the protesters, to Sindh Nurses Alliance leaders

Hong Kong's 32,000-strong police force fighting with protesters

Nurses lament that notification for the approval of demands hasn’t been issued

Nurses lament that notification for the approval of their demands hasn't been issued

CM directs police to release arrested nurses

The move loosens a deadlock that has gripped the country, following nationwide mass protests that began against Bashir

Ibrahim al-Amin a key protest leader says today we completed the political declaration

A dwindling band of expat police officers now vilified for doing the bidding of the city's pro-Beijing leaders

Opposition decides to observe July 25 as ‘black day’

Police beat protestors and load them into trucks

They said that they complained to the engineers at the irrigation department several times

Organised by LDA after PM Hasina said increases were necessary to sustain economic growth

The mega event has witnessed several political protests during matches

Demand talks with the prime minister on regularising their status

Businesses, banks and boutiques targeted in yellow vest protests

Warn that they will shut down their units until govt withdraws FED

Protesters reached Sindh Assembly but returned disappointed as assembly session was adjourned

Negotiations between health officials and nurses failed after which protesters tried to move towards Governor House

Proceedings in 65 courts including sessions, civil and family courts were halted

Imran Khan is a fascist and will be held responsible if anything happens to Nawaz, says PML-N president

Critics accuse leader of playing games, demand her resignation

Senior teachers protest Sindh govt's planned closure of higher secondary schools

As Beijing-backed HK Chief Executive suspend the bill but protesters demand a full withdrawal

Agreement aimed at ending country's months-long political crisis

Announced to observe a 'black day' on July 6

As water dries up in Indus River, the Arabian Sea is encroaching upon farmland forcing farmers to migrate

They seize parliament chamber, spray walls with graffiti and tie British colonial flag to podium

In the first mass rally demanding civilian rule since a deadly crackdown on a protest camp nearly a month ago