Cuban doctors have served more than 29 million Hondurans and saved at least 250,000 Honduran lives over the past 17 years, local media in the Central American nation said.
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British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has railed at Prime Minister David Cameron's decision to host Egypt's Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in his London residence on.
Bedouins living in Israel's southern Negev region protest against government plans to confiscate their land.
After a long campaign of community resistance to the project, the Nicaraguan government has declared that the Canadian company B2Gold's bid to open a gold mine is 鈥渦nviable鈥 due to its environmental impacts.
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez said on September 17 that international media were looking to 鈥渟cam鈥 the world over what is happening on the border between Venezuela and Colombia.
Hungarian riot police used tear gas and water cannons against crowds of refugees and migrants on September 17. Clashes at the Horgos-Roszke border crossing with Serbia lasted for hours, after hundreds of refugees and migrants protested to demand entry to Hungary.
Desmond Tutu, Naomi Klein and Noam Chomsky are among a group of high-profile activists, academics and political figures who issued a call to action against climate change on August 27.
Less than a month after giving the green light for Royal Dutch Shell to start oil exploration in the Arctic, the US government approved a bid from the oil giant to drill even deeper on August 17.
The recent introduction of controversial laws by Israel, including 20-year jail sentences for stone throwers and the authorisation of force-feeding Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike, would worsen an 鈥渁lready-precarious human rights situation鈥, the United Nations warned on August 19.
Protests took place in 14 cities in Germany on July 16 against the German government鈥檚 aggressive treatment of the Greek crisis and in solidarity with their European Mediterranean neighbours.
The world鈥檚 largest social movement, La Via Campesina, has slammed the power of transnational companies for undermining democracy and stifling people鈥檚 voices on a global scale.
Allegations of human rights abuses have sky-rocketed in Honduras alongside a rise increase in militarisation in the violence-plagued Central American country.
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