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Somali Reporter Ali Mumin Freed After Two-Day Detainment

Ali Adan Mumin: A Voice Liberated Amidst Controversy On a recent day that began like any other, social media commentator and political blogger Ali Adan Mumin found himself in the center of a storm, though one might argue storms are nothing new for those who dare to speak openly. Mumin spent two restless nights in police custody, arrested under allegations of threatening national security and defaming government officials—a charge heavy with implications. His unexpected detention sparked a wave…

260 Foreign Nationals Freed from Cyber Enslavement in Myanmar to Return Home

Trapped, exploited, and finally freed—these are the stories of over 260 individuals believed to have been ensnared into working within the bowels of online scam centers. They are now on their way home, set to be repatriated after being rescued from Myanmar in a coordinated effort led by Thailand's army, as announced on Thursday. Who would've imagined Southeast Asian countries like Myanmar, Cambodia, and Laos would become epicenters for such insidious activities? These nations, sharing borders with Thailand, have become…

Palestinian Detainees Freed Following Exchange with Israeli Hostages

In a significant development amidst ongoing hostilities, Hamas has released three Israeli hostages as part of a broader truce designed to bring an end to the protracted 15-month conflict in Gaza. In exchange, dozens of Palestinians found themselves freed from Israeli prisons, marking another pivotal moment in this fraught situation. Among the released was Ofer Kalderon, a dual French-Israeli national, along with Yarden Bibas. They were handed over to Red Cross officials in the southern city of Khan Younis, shortly before…

Freed Ethiopian Woman Urges Migrants to Stay Home After Harrowing Ordeal in Libya

TORONTO, Canada (AX) — The haunting visage of Nehima Jamal, a young Ethiopian woman of merely twenty summers, has lingered like an unsettling specter across digital platforms. Captured by traffickers in Libya, her image—tied, gagged, and battered—was used as a pawn to demand ransom. Now liberated, she opens up about the chilling odyssey that left her teetering on the brink of despair. Her testimony stands as a grave warning for others who may be contemplating a similar perilous path. Liberation came at a steep price—700,000…

politicians freed from absence

The summit at an extraordinary summit on the situation in Mali on Sunday suspended ECOWAS 'heads of state Mali from the sub-regional organization and demanded the appointment of a civilian prime minister and the formation of an inclusive government to continue the reforms. . while avoiding other sanctions. In Bamako, politicians note these decisions.…

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