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Around 20 women gathered in front of Kabul University, chanting ‘equality and justice’

Coordinated with expat communities around the world to mark "the global Myanmar spring revolution"

Despite a relentless crackdown killing at least 759 protesters, crowds come out day after day to reject the junta

Irrigation dept employees demand regularisation

Metro Bus services remain suspended, causing inconvenience to travellers

They locked their offices over government's disinterest over socio-economic welfare for the poor

Late Friday night, govt negotiators managed to persuade Hazaras to call off sit in, bury coal miners

Protests being held against the Machh incident have spread to over 15 different spots in city

They lament that govt is adamant to destroy the facility

Foreign universities’ graduates seek recognition of degrees

Kamal slams Centre over approving census

Traders argue that district officials should have consulted with traders before preparing rate list

Management pays two months dues, gives assurance of releasing remaining amount

Health workers protest discontinuation of coronavirus health risk allowance

Call for reforms to curb King's powers as well as for the removal of the PM and a new constitution and elections

After hours of shouting, the protest turns into scuffles and fist fights, drawing in police backed by a SWAT team

Interior minister cites terrorist activities as reason for sudden closure of border

Protesters torch quarantine centre established near Chaman border

Hong Kong has some of Asia's best schools and universities with academic freedoms unseen in mainland China

3,000 riot police had been placed on stand-by with rubber bullets and tear gas at the ready

Opponents are filibustering to delay a bill outlawing insults to the Chinese national anthem

Tando Allahyar press club was razed by local authorities earlier this week

Applicant cites LHC’s order restraining medical staff from observing strikes

According to the protestors, they had been working at the hospital for the last four months without getting paid

BJP ministers call for protesters to be jailed, shot dead

Many predict the unrest will simply reignite once the epidemic fades in the city

Death toll of journalists killed in the province since 2002 has reached 16

After cleric Moqtada Sadr's followers switched sides

If you are beaten by the police so many times and so aggressively, you're bound to hit back, says activist

Paramedical staff from public hospitals across Sindh have put forward a five-point agenda

Traffic police spokesperson says it may take a few days for vehicular flow to return to normal

Videos circulating on social media show people being beaten by riot police, shocked with electric batons

'Blue' pro-government, pro-China businesses are frequent targets for vandalism or boycotts

Hong Kong has been battered by nearly seven months of occasionally violent protests

Thousands took to the streets calling on Australia's govt to take stronger action on climate change

Participants hold rally to denounce Indian CAA

The location of the protests are posted just an hour or two in advance, exact spot shared minutes before

US ambassador to Iraq and other staff evacuated as thousands outside gate denounced US air strikes

Police will deploy more than 6,000 officers to deal with potential unrest over the New Year’s period

Despite being legally recognised as a third gender in a 2014 SC ruling, many are forced into prostitution, begging

Many protesters are demanding an independent inquiry into their complaints of police brutality

The total number of teachers demanding regularisation stands at around 10,000

Thousands of armed policemen patrolled Muslim-dominated localities ahead of the weekly congregational prayers

Protesters spent the afternoon marching through multiple malls chanting anti-government and anti-police slogans

One of the chefs scheduled to cook at the eatery became a sort of folk hero after cooking for student protesters

At least 20 rallies in support or against the new law were scheduled in different cities

Pro-democracy candidates are strategising on how to maximise their influence where they can

Modi denies citizenship law is anti-Muslim; accuses opposition of distorting facts to trigger protests

Over the last six months, police have fired more than 16,000 rounds of tear gas and 10,000 rubber bullet

Challenges police to put forth any evidence to establish that he had set fire to police van