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June 22, 2026
Human Rights/Sri Lanka

Sallay’s Wife Seeks State Protection, Alleges CID Surveillance of Her Children

The wife of detained former State Intelligence Service (SIS) chief Major General (Retd.) Suresh Sallay has lodged a complaint seeking protection for herself and her children, alleging that they have been subjected

Afghanistan/World

Afghanistan’s Forgotten Tradition of Learning

For centuries, Afghanistan’s educational institutions stood at the crossroads of faith, scholarship, and intellectual inquiry, producing generations of jurists, poets, philosophers, scientists, and religious scholars whose influence reached far beyond the country’s borders. Historical records describe a system in which

July 3, 2026

Epstein Files Raise Claims of Secret Children and Missing Newborn

Diplomacy/Human Rights

Jeffrey Epstein may have fathered multiple secret children, including one allegedly taken from her mother minutes after birth, according to newly released files from

AFP Supports Sri Lanka Police in Combatting Child Exploitation

Defence/Events

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has reinforced its collaboration with the Sri Lanka Police (SLP) in the fight against online child exploitation, as part

Indonesia Enforces Sweeping Under-16 Social Media Ban, Forcing Global Platforms Into Rapid Compliance

June 3, 2026
Business

Global social media companies are accelerating compliance efforts after Indonesia introduced strict new rules banning users under the age of 16 from accessing major online platforms, triggering mass account deletions and the

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Afghanistan Scraps Age Limits for Marriage Under New Legislation

May 21, 2026
Afghanistan/Human Rights/World

The Taliban government in Afghanistan has introduced new legislation that effectively permits child marriage for girls as young as nine, drawing widespread condemnation from rights groups and international observers. The law links

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French Village Rocked by Child Abuse Case as Father of Two Faces Multiple Charges

May 2, 2026
Defence/Human Rights

A 40-year-old man with no prior criminal record has been formally charged in France over the alleged rape, sexual abuse, and creation of child sexual abuse material involving 34 minors aged between

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Japan Moves Toward Mandatory Social Media Age Filters as Global Crackdown Intensifies

April 22, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

Japan is moving toward stricter regulation of social media platforms by considering rules that would require age-based content filtering to be enabled by default, alongside a new system to evaluate the risks

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Australia’s Social Media Ban Sparks Global Crackdown on Big Tech

April 3, 2026
Australia/Human Rights/World

Australia’s groundbreaking ban on social media use for children under 16 is rapidly shaping global policy debates, with multiple countries considering similar restrictions as scrutiny grows over the role of major technology

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Do You Know 27.3 Million Children Could Die by 2030?

March 19, 2026
Diplomacy/Human Rights

The fragile progress made in reducing child mortality over the past two decades is now at risk of unraveling. A new report by a United Nations inter-agency group has issued a stark

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Whistleblowers Expose How Social Media Profits from Rage and Misinformation

March 17, 2026
Human Rights/World

Social media platforms including Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and TikTok have been accused of exploiting users’ anger and outrage to boost engagement, according to whistleblowers and a BBC investigation highlighted by Times

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Teens See AI as Both Helper and Cheating Tool in Schools

February 25, 2026
Health/Human Rights

A majority of American teenagers believe that their classmates are using artificial intelligence to cheat in school, according to a new survey from the Pew Research Center, shedding light on how the

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The Hidden Killers in Our Children’s Pockets

February 25, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

Two weeks ago, a WhatsApp group no parent ever wants to join stood at 25 members. Since then, four more have been added, bringing the total to 29 — each representing the

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Nearly 1 in 5 Teens Report Seeing Unwanted Sexual Content on Instagram

February 24, 2026
Business/Human Rights

A recent court filing has revealed that nearly one in five Instagram users aged 13 to 15 reported seeing nudity or sexual images they did not want to view, according to a

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