In a strong move, West African leaders have turned down Guinea-Bissau's military plan. They want the country to go back to its normal government rules fast. If the military doesn't listen, there could be punishments. The military in Guinea-Bissau took control on November 26. They removed the presid
Guinea-Bissau finds itself in another political storm. This time, the military has taken control, stopping the count of votes from a recent presidential election. The opposition is not happy. They want the results out. They believe the military should not interfere with democracy. The military call
In Guinea-Bissau, soldiers have taken control, announcing their move on state TV. This happened just days after a national election, with reports of gunfire near the presidential palace. The president, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, told French media that he had been removed from power and arrested. The sol
In Myanmar, a dark pattern of abuse is taking place. It's not random; it's a deliberate strategy used by the security forces. They target anyone they see as a threat, even children. The methods are cruel: severe beatings, electric shocks, and pulling out fingernails. Many victims do not make it out
