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Students have taken to social media to organise demonstrations

Home secretary, IGP assure court accused will be treated in accordance with law

Iran has dismissed such figures as ‘utter lies’

Protests across New Delhi against the new citizenship law

Indian police launch a brutal crackdown against university students, famed Jamia Millia under siege

A petition at change.org was signed by 42,000 demanding respect that Biryani deserves

Punjab Information Minister Fayyazul Hassan Chohan assaulted, lawyers thrash hospital facilities

At least 20 protesters and four police officers were killed in the melee

Teachers demanding permanent status attempt to march towards CM House

Protesters in Riad al-Solh Square smother flames with jackets and blankets

Police claim to have found a vehicle that resembles the one used in the abduction incident

Protesters have hit the streets since early October in the largest grassroots movement Iraq has seen in decades

At least 436 people have died in less than two months according to medical and police sources

Czech-controlled LEAG, which owns Spremberg, is one of the region's largest employers with 8,000 workers

The operation carried out on Shah Waliullah Road in Lyari had to be halted midway

Six students, mobilising in Sindh, explain why they are taking to the streets

Prime Minister Adel Abdel Mahdi dispatched military chiefs to several restive provinces to "restore order"

Protestors walked along various roads of the city

Some Iranians managed to post social media videos that showed police firing tear gas to disperse protesters

Iran and Iraq fought a devastating war from 1980 to 1988 and were ferocious foes under Saddam Hussein

Twenty people were arrested Sunday in Paris but in most places the protests were peaceful

As thousands came out across the country demanding a government overhaul

SHO claims that the residents, in addition to throwing stones, opened fire on police officials

Party kicks off ‘Plan B’ of its anti-govt movement

PLRA, sub-engineers welfare association and visually impaired persons stage protests in the provincial capital

Mass rallies calling for an overhaul of the ruling system have rocked Baghdad since October 1

As protesters adopted veils bearing the blue, white and red colours of the French flag

Protesters occupy large open areas alongside a key thoroughfare

As the protests have shifted to campaigns of non-violent resistance

The violence has left nearly 280 dead

The teachers, who took to the streets demanding time scale based promotions, had staged a sit-in outside CM House

Teacher associations reject policy, threaten to stage sit-in

Demonstrators' roadblocks were lifted and banks re-opened after the government stepped down on Tuesday

Live footage showed Local pro-democracy councillor, had his ear bitten off after trying to subdue the attacker

Plain-clothes personnel raided their shops in the dark of the night, seized cloth worth millions

Demonstrators held up signs paying tribute to the 20 people killed and more than 1,300 injured during the protests

Violent protests continue, with thousands arrested and many public properties damaged

Protesters warn of launching province-wide movement if demands are not met

Irani law makes it compulsory for women to hide their hair

It has been battered by nearly five months of pro-democracy protests

The protestors staged a sit-in on almost all the major roads including Jail Road, Mall Road

Several plain-clothed police fired in the air near the anti-government protesters

APAT adamant to hold shutter down on Oct 29, 30 over CNIC condition

Thousands of Iraqis returned to the streets in the capital, defying curfews and violence that has left over 60 dead

More than 600 people have been injured in the protests, 367 of them civilians and 289 police, official figures show

Iraq's protests sending tech-savvy youth into debunking overdrive

Violence erupted after activist Jawar Mohammed accused security forces of orchestrating an attack against him

An overview of new and ongoing demonstrations

Earlier, the city's pro-Beijing leaders used a colonial-era emergency law to ban protesters from wearing face masks

Demonstrators carrying indigenous and national flags sang popular resistance songs