Protesters in Albania continue their demonstrations, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and calling for a technical government. Activists have announced further protests, including in the diaspora, vowing to continue until Rama's departure.

The Leh Apex Body has given the Union government one month to withdraw allegations against protesters and provide compensation to families affected by last year’s tragedies, including four deceased relatives.

A documentary examines the conduct of ICE and Border Patrol agents, focusing on their use of force against immigrants, protesters, bystanders, and journalists.

PHOTO NEWS/ “The people in the street, the power on the yacht”, the biting irony of the protesters against Rama

Protesters clashed with police in Wisconsin, lighting fires and throwing memorial candles, hours after a memorial for Corey Ruiz was removed from an encampment.

Palestinian and Israeli protesters held a sit-in at the Religious Zionist Party's headquarters in Shoham, demonstrating against funds managed by Bezalel Smotrich that are allegedly linked to settler violence.

Anger is growing and protesters are demanding answers from ICE after Edwin Lopez-Cornejo, a 41-year-old Salvadoran man, became the second person to die at the Delaney Hall ICE detention center.

Indian women participating in protests have reportedly been subjected to doxxing, online abuse, and slut-shaming, with some being derogatorily labeled as 'cockroaches.'

Activists in Arizona have climbed and are staging a sit-in on an ancient cottonwood tree to prevent its removal. The tree is located on a site designated for a new US-Mexico border facility.

A fact-check by iVerify Pakistan has confirmed that a viral video, falsely claiming to show police beating relatives of AJK protesters, actually depicts an electricity theft incident.

Elections in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have been overshadowed by violent clashes between protesters and security forces, highlighting the volatile security situation in the region.

International oversight bodies are raising alarms over increasing violence and restrictions on media freedom during elections in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), with Amnesty International documenting harsh actions against protesters.

The Supreme Court has clarified that states are permitted to withdraw cases filed against youngsters who protested against exam irregularities, including NEET protests, allowing them to continue their studies. This decision aims to provide relief to students facing legal action for their involvement in such demonstrations.

A Yashar Party activist was reportedly attacked by protesters after attempting to take down a sign calling for the release of Yigal Amir from a bridge.

Protesters in Albania, demonstrating against government actions, have warned that the ongoing demonstrations, which have spread to multiple cities, could escalate into acts of civil disobedience.

India's Supreme Court has clarified that states can withdraw First Information Reports (FIRs) against student protesters, with the exception of those with prior criminal records.

Dozens have died in recent clashes between protesters and security forces in Pakistan-administered Kashmir ahead of elections, with demonstrators asserting they are seeking basic rights, not engaging in terrorism.

Israel Police have declared a haredi anti-draft protest in Jerusalem disruptive after a major road was blocked. Police are working to clear the road and disperse the protesters.

An 18-month investigation, analyzing hours of video, has revealed new evidence that upends the understanding of what happened the night Antonio Mays Jr. was shot at the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest, where protesters reportedly mistook him for a threat.

The Gujarat government has withdrawn cases against Hardik Patel and other Patidar protesters, detailing the process of how these legal actions were dropped.

Police in Lahore, Pakistan, detained several individuals who were participating in a rally held in solidarity with Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

Ballistic experts have confirmed that dozens of tiny round punctures on Indian protesters are consistent with pellet gun injuries, raising concerns about protest suppression.

Activists in Shkodër, Albania, are protesting the proposed opening of a Serbian consulate in the city, with one activist calling it a 'trap.' Protesters are urging officials to reconsider the decision and demand accountability for historical disappearances of Albanians in Serbia.

Student activists in India, known as 'Cockroach' protesters, report ongoing crackdowns and legal pressure despite government promises to drop criminal cases against them, following their role in forcing the education minister's resignation.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi has pledged to protect students involved in a recent protest from 'right-wing goons' and assured that no further adverse legal action would be taken against them.

Police have taken action against protesters who disrupted a Sona rally, with authorities stating that minimum force was used during arrests. Officials indicated that further action would be taken against those involved.

Protesters are marching through the streets of the Albanian capital, near the University Book area, calling on citizens to join their mass revolt.

A Holocaust memorial event in Rotterdam was briefly interrupted by protesters during a speech by the Israeli ambassador. The disruption occurred during the commemoration of the deportation of Jewish residents from Rotterdam.

No-TAV protestors have been ordered to leave their camp in the Susa Valley following recent violence. This directive aims to de-escalate tensions and restore order in the area.

The opposition plans to protest in Parliament over alleged police action against CJP demonstrators, which resulted in a 21-year-old woman being hospitalized. Questions have been raised regarding the police's use of pellet guns during the July 20 action.

Senator Rick Scott engaged in a heated confrontation with CODEPINK hecklers on Capitol Hill, challenging them on issues including Gaza, Iran's nuclear weapons, and Cuba sanctions.

The Delhi BJP is protesting against the Punjab Education Minister, demanding his resignation over alleged paper leaks. Protesters gathered outside the AAP Delhi office to voice their concerns.

India’s main opposition Congress Party has demanded the resignation of Home Minister Amit Shah, a close aide of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, following a police crackdown on student protesters in New Delhi last week.

The Pakistani government is accused of killing 30 unarmed protesters, a claim it denies while accusing India of funding the protests. The UN and Amnesty International are demanding an independent investigation.

Protesters continued their march through the streets of Tirana after a rally in front of the Prime Minister's Office, repeating calls against the government and chanting slogans like 'O milet, Rama ka siklet!' (O people, Rama is in trouble!) in the Willson Square area.

Protesters in Gorna Oryahovitsa expressed dissatisfaction with attempts to undermine the democratic will of the people, demanding that Mayor Rashkov retain his position.

A false narrative circulating online, viewed over 14 million times, claims the Ukrainian government tortured and killed 43 protesters, a claim that Human Rights Watch has confirmed to PÚBLICO it never made.

A group of protesters was removed from the Department of Sport in Dublin after occupying the government building to oppose a planned football game between Ireland and Israel in October.

Amnesty International has warned of a potential wave of executions in Iran following the public hangings of protesters, raising concerns about the country's human rights situation.

Two Georgian protesters were sentenced to 10 days in prison, while others received fines, for displaying posters during demonstrations.

Five protesters were fined and four sent to administrative detention in Tbilisi after being arrested for holding banners deemed 'insulting' towards Georgian Dream honorary chairman Bidzina Ivanishvili.

India has stated that elections in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir are an effort to cover up illegal occupation. This comes amidst reports of about 40 deaths since June in clashes between Pakistani security forces and protesters demanding the abolition of reserved seats in the local assembly for refugees from the Indian region of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has criticized the Supreme Court's interim order, which permits governments to continue investigating registered First Information Reports (FIRs) against protesters, stating it contradicts earlier assurances and warning of fresh protests if students are targeted.

Iran has publicly executed two protesters, leading to cries of 'dishonorable' from the crowd as security forces fired tear gas. The executions have drawn international condemnation.

A CRPF analysis concluded that police actions during the NEET protests adhered to standard operating procedures, and the use of non-lethal measures like pellet guns for crowd dispersal was authorized after lower measures failed.

After marching through the streets of Tirana, protesters have returned to “Dëshmorët e Kombit” Boulevard, continuing their rally with chants against the political class. Citizens shouted slogans like 'Parliament of Crime' during their march and gathering.

Members of the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) have issued a warning, stating they may resume agitation if the government fails to withdraw First Information Reports (FIRs) filed against protesters, accusing officials of reneging on previous assurances.

A young participant in a protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office in Albania called for continued civic resistance and urged the police not to be used for clashes with protesters, referencing an attack on activist Genti.

Protesters marched near a Jewish senior care facility in a heavily Jewish Toronto neighborhood, causing concern after a recent kosher bakery shooting.

A local civil rights group alleges that at least 30 people have been killed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir over the past two days, accusing Pakistani authorities of firing on unarmed protesters and removing evidence amid a communications blackout.

Demonstrators in Libya have penetrated a strategic energy complex and cut off gas supplies to a key facility, a move that could lead to a nationwide power outage. The disruption highlights ongoing instability in the country's energy sector.

Parliamentary and extra-parliamentary opposition groups in Moldova protested in front of the parliament building in Chisinau against Energocom's demand for a natural gas tariff increase. Protesters warned that failure to stop the hike now would lead to further increases in the autumn.

Mumbai Police are reportedly still summoning CJP protesters for questioning, despite earlier assurances that the summonses would be withdrawn, raising concerns among activists.

A taxi driver facing a HK$8.4 million injury lawsuit for ramming a passerby during the 2019 Hong Kong unrest testified that he lost control amid attacks by protesters. Driver Henry Cheng gave his testimony at the High Court.

Protesters in Tirana continued their march, stopping in front of the Parliament building where they directed accusations and criticisms at the deputies and the majority. Chants like "Parliament of crime!" were heard during the rally.

Protesters have blocked a boulevard in Bulgaria due to the construction of a transport bridge over the Vladayska River, which is intended to improve infrastructure.

The Delhi High Court is scheduled to hear a petition today concerning allegations of police surveillance targeting student protesters at Jantar Mantar. The plea claims that demonstrators, led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), were subjected to monitoring.

Police scrutiny of protesters at Jantar Mantar revealed 989 individuals with criminal records, including serious offenses like murder, rape, and robbery, following a violent protest.

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke appeared to criticize a section of BJP leaders after Mohan Bhagwat stated that protesting does not make Gen Z anti-national. Dipke's comments were seemingly directed at those who had labeled protesters as "anti-nationals."

Protesters in Albania have continued their march for the 68th consecutive day, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and chanting slogans against the government.

Iran is reportedly continuing its campaign of brutal hangings of protesters, aiming to crush dissent and reassert control over society, as the world's attention is diverted.

Rahul Gandhi has defended student protesters at Jantar Mantar and accused Amit Shah of being responsible for the violence against them.

Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered outside Chicago's Israeli consulate to demonstrate against settler violence, chanting slogans such as “Israel out of Palestine, long live the intifada.”

Indian Youth Congress chief Udai Bhanu Chib alleged that the Punjab government used water cannons and lathi-charge against protesters during a march in Chandigarh against paper leaks.

Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren stated his government is open to dialogue with protesters and has taken measures to address paper leaks, leading to arrests.

Pakistani forces have blockaded Kashmir amidst mounting unrest, as protesters demand electoral reforms and increasingly call for revolution.

Demonstrators are staging a 'tree sit' in an Arizona town to prevent the destruction of a grove of ancient cottonwood trees, some 200 years old, which are slated to be cut down for a border wall.

Indian women who participated in a protest where they were called 'cockroaches' have subsequently faced doxxing and online abuse, including slut-shaming. This backlash highlights the challenges and risks faced by female activists in India.

Protesters in Albania are voicing strong criticism against the government, alleging corruption and injustice, particularly regarding the handling of public funds and the disparity in legal consequences. They accuse figures like Beqaj of misusing millions while others face harsh penalties for minor offenses, and criticize both Berisha and Rama as traitors.

US civil rights lawyers are pursuing international justice, with a human rights commission scheduled to hold an extraordinary hearing regarding the Trump administration's alleged attacks on protesters, journalists, and others.

The 'Cockroach movement' protesters, primarily Gen Z, have utilized memes, mockery, and collective action to bypass mainstream media's reluctance to address political issues in India, effectively exposing what they term a propaganda machine.

Gujarat police have been instructed to withdraw all First Information Reports (FIRs) filed against protesters involved in demonstrations against the NEET paper leak, with suggestions that there may only be one such case.

The Supreme Court has clarified that states are permitted to withdraw cases filed against youngsters who protested against paper leaks, allowing them to continue their studies. This decision aims to provide relief to students facing legal action for their involvement in such demonstrations.

Albania saw its 65th consecutive anti-government protest, with citizens marching in Tirana to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his administration. Protesters called for systemic change and an end to corruption, vowing to continue until their demands are met.

Protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir are risking their lives, facing potential arrest at hospitals, as they demonstrate against severe shortages of electricity and flour.

The Indian Supreme Court has ruled that live-in partners can seek protection under Section 498A and clarified that a link to a vehicle key is proof for Motor Vehicles Act claims. The court also stated that neither excessive force by officers nor criminal protesters should be protected.

Violent clashes have broken out between security forces and protesters in Rawalakot, Pakistan-administered Kashmir, leading to casualties and widespread unrest.

Student protests across India have reportedly weakened Prime Minister Narendra Modi's perception of political invincibility.

India is implementing a crackdown on protesters accused of 'abusing' Prime Minister Modi, with police cases, social media takedowns, and online abuse targeting many who participated in youth protests.

The Jamaat-e-Islami Lahore chief has condemned the crackdown on individuals protesting in solidarity with Kashmiris, stating that peaceful expression should not be suppressed.

Protesters gathered in solidarity with Gazan students who were denied visas to Ireland, with a letter read from a Palestinian student holding a scholarship to an Irish university who was refused entry.

Journalist Osman Stafa delivered a speech to protesters on the 62nd day of citizen gatherings in Tirana, calling for continued resistance and political system change, highlighting depopulation and lack of medicines as severe issues.

India has criticized Pakistan for its crackdown on civilians in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), with a spokesperson stating that Pakistan's defense minister branding protesting civilians as enemies laid bare its disdain for the innocent people of PoJK.

Rahul Gandhi has publicly backed student protesters, criticizing Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah for their actions against them. He stated that Gen Z cannot be threatened into silence, referencing alleged physical harm and FIRs against students.

Protesters marched through the streets of London and residents rallied in Islamabad to express solidarity with Azad Kashmir. The demonstrations highlight ongoing support for the region.

Protesters in Tirana, Albania, are continuing their march through the streets, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and demanding a revolution, labeling the ruling parties as 'communist cubs'.

Pakistan is facing accusations that its forces have killed unarmed protesters in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, drawing comparisons to India's actions in the region.

Jewish musician Barbara Butch was reportedly chased off stage by left-wing demonstrators using antisemitic slogans in Grenoble, an incident described as systemic and linked to political opportunism.

A group of protesters has achieved a victory, described as 'fighting like girls,' indicating a successful outcome for their campaign.

A political showdown has escalated between India's Congress and BJP parties over police action at Jantar Mantar, with opposition MPs accusing Home Minister Amit Shah of ordering the use of lethal force against protesters.

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk commended Indian Railways for its services and called on the government to honor commitments made to student protesters, also welcoming the debate surrounding the NEET-UG paper leak.

BJP MP Kangana Ranaut sparked controversy by calling young women participating in a CJP demonstration 'ugly and corrupt,' leading to significant backlash and a subsequent clarification.

Residents of Isfahan reportedly risked their lives in a futile attempt to prevent the execution of protesters in the city. Media reports indicate their efforts to intervene were unsuccessful.

Dipke has returned home and issued a warning to the Centre of a 'bigger' agitation, as protesters continue to face police action and the opposition demands accountability from Amit Shah.

Twelve demonstrators are under investigation by the Bologna Prosecutor's Office following clashes related to an event or individual referred to as "Fakir."

The state of Bihar has withdrawn 64 First Information Reports (FIRs) filed against NEET protesters, though cases against 21 individuals in Siwan still remain active.

Public executions of two Iranian protesters in Isfahan on July 28 have ignited anti-regime protests, with hundreds gathering to chant slogans against the government instead of cheering the executions.

Two young Germans arrested for their alleged involvement in violent protests against the TAV Turin-Lyon high-speed rail link in Italy's Susa Valley will remain in jail.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was heckled by protesters who stormed a hotel in Washington D.C. Netanyahu stated his intention to 'speak the truth' in New York, seemingly in defiance of the protests.

Pakistani minister Khawaja Asif justified the killing of over 30 protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), stating he considers them enemies akin to India, drawing criticism from Amnesty International USA.

Several NDA-ruled states in India have begun withdrawing protest cases filed against students, though hundreds of detained students reportedly remain unreleased.

A political party in India is threatening new protests after the country's top court contradicted government assurances regarding the withdrawal of police complaints against protesters.

Opposition leaders have criticized the government, with Pinarayi Vijayan questioning CM Satheesan's stance on protests and the NDA suggesting the opposition is out of touch with youth. They argue the government is not serious about education, forcing students to protest.

Rights group Karapatan has demanded the release of individuals apprehended during a rally held before President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s fifth State of the Nation Address, asserting that the arrests were illegal.

Protesters marched from the 'Dëshmorët e Kombit' Boulevard towards the 'Air Albania' stadium, chanting slogans like 'Down with dictatorship' and 'Ethnic Albania' and urging citizens to join them.

Priyanka Gandhi has attacked the Centre over recent paper leaks and the crackdown on student protesters, calling for education reforms and accusing the government of jeopardizing the future of India's youth.

LIVE- “Revolucion!”/ Nis marshimi i qytetarëve drejt Kryeministrisë, protestuesit thirrje në kor: Ju erdhi fundi!

Maharashtra's Chief Minister has directed the withdrawal of First Information Reports (FIRs) filed against students who participated in recent demonstrations supporting the Cockroach Janta Party and protesting NEET.

India's top court has ordered that no coercive action be taken against youth protesters and that minors be released, according to media reports.

Actress Kangana Ranaut has strongly condemned the 'filthy abuse' directed at Prime Minister Modi's late mother by CJP protesters. She stated that such actions are 'completely unacceptable' and that the protesters have 'nothing to offer to the system'.

Protesters in Libya briefly cut gas flows to power plants and caused a key oil field to temporarily halt output, as the OPEC nation grapples with an electricity crisis.

Residents of the Noord-Brabant villages of Engelen and Bokhoven in the Netherlands have reacted with shock and fear after anti-asylum protesters targeted homes.

Sidharth Luthra stated that lathicharge was not intended to intimidate protesters and that online posts could be removed, addressing concerns about police actions and digital content regulation.

Police in Palma de Mallorca used force to disperse some protesters at the end of a large demonstration against over-tourism, prompting questions about the approval of such tactics.

India's youth-led 'cockroach' movement, which previously forced the education minister's resignation, is now demanding the release of detained protesters and has compelled Modi's government to respond to their demands, exposing vulnerabilities in the ruling party.

Indian Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah have lauded the CRPF for its efforts in eradicating Naxalism, with this praise coming amidst controversy over the use of pellet guns on protesters.

On the 58th day of protests, demonstrators in Albania continued their march, chanting strong anti-government slogans such as "Rama, resign!" and "Your end has come!" along Bajram Curri Boulevard.

An Albanian citizen has stated that Prime Minister Rama's 'Besa' (pledge) does not address protesters, but only his voters, as he has done nothing for infrastructure or healthcare.

An RSS leader has clarified controversial remarks attributed to him in a video, where he allegedly stated he would shoot protesters and that women 'love rape'.

Youth-led 'cockroach' movement activists in India are demanding the release of students who were detained during protests against widespread exam paper leaks.

Taulant Balla, the leader of the Socialist Party parliamentary group in Albania, was confronted and attacked with eggs by protesters immediately after concluding a statement regarding a $302 million loan agreement for military equipment.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has voiced support for Gen Z protesters, stating that protest is a legitimate form of dialogue and that they should not be labeled as 'anti-national' for their actions.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat stated that Generation Z is more honest and asserted that protesters should not be labeled as anti-national, offering a nuanced perspective on youth and dissent.

Protesters continued their march from the Boulevard towards the Artificial Lake, as part of the 67th protest against the government.

Three foreigners sustained injuries when protesters began looting shops in Kranskop, South Africa, during an anti-migrant march, approximately 150 kilometers from Durban.

Rahul Gandhi met with student protesters, expressing his support and stating they have no need to apologize, while also criticizing Prime Minister Modi and Amit Shah.

Left-wing protesters attempted to breach the headquarters of the Religious Zionist party in Israel, leading to party members being locked inside and police being called to the scene.

Violent clashes between protesters and security forces have cast a shadow over Pakistan's elections in Kashmir, highlighting the region's fragile security situation.

After 66 days of continuous protests, demonstrators in Albania concluded their anti-government rallies, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Protesters voiced strong opposition to various government policies, including those related to energy, oil, and the proposed Serbian consulate in Shkodër.

India has condemned Pakistan for using lethal force, including bullets and blackouts, against protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), urging global accountability for 90 civilian deaths amid ongoing violence.

The Ontario Court of Appeal has taken a firm stance against convoy protesters, convicting Pat King for intimidation, leading some to question why such judicial resolve appears primarily in response to right-wing movements.

The Supreme Court has clarified the eligibility criteria for withdrawing criminal cases against student protesters, allowing states to close First Information Reports (FIRs) that do not involve serious offenses.

Tension has gripped Rawalakot in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after clashes between protesters and security staff during the first phase of legislative assembly elections, with reports of teens killed.

Haredi anti-draft protesters demonstrated outside the home of the new head of the Ma'alot Tzur enlistment program, distributing broadsides in protest.

Protesters gathered in front of the Prime Minister's Office in Albania, demanding government action on high fuel prices, which they claim are more expensive than in Europe. Speakers called for further action, including a larger protest planned for August 14-16, emphasizing the need for change.

India's Supreme Court clarified its order regarding the release of detained student protesters, stating it applies only to grave offenses, prompting the CJP to call for the withdrawal of related FIRs.

The Justice Department is increasingly using federal conspiracy charges against ICE protesters, prompting concerns among legal experts about the broad scope of prosecuting political activists opposing the Trump administration's deportation agenda.

On the 64th day of anti-government protests in Albania, demonstrators left a clear message with giant letters in front of the Prime Minister's Office after speeches, followed by a massive march through the streets of Ish-Blloku with calls for the removal of Prime Minister Rama and his government.

Protesters in Peru are demonstrating against the right-wing president Keiko Fujimori, accusing her of having a political alignment similar to that of her father, who governed in the 1990s.

Officials report that stone-pelting by CJP protesters continued even after violence during a Parliament march, with enforcement agencies exercising restraint despite severe provocation.

Haredi protesters demonstrated outside a Jerusalem café for a fifth consecutive Saturday, with customers shouting 'Enlist, enlist.' Avigdor Liberman joined supporters at the scene.

Catholic men gathered in Zagreb's Ban Jelačić Square for their monthly rosary prayer, organized by the 'Be Manly' project, drawing both participants and counter-protesters.

Ballistic experts say the dozens of tiny round punctures are tell-tale signs of pellet gun injuries.

After hours of marching through Tirana's main streets, protesters returned to 'Dëshmorët e Kombit' boulevard to continue their anti-government rally, announcing the conclusion of their 62nd protest and calling for action for Albania, not for political parties.

The Justice Department's case against anti-ICE protesters in Minnesota is reportedly suffering from numerous missteps, which lawyers say have damaged the government's chances and undermined trust in the prosecution.

Haredi protesters in Jerusalem assaulted Border Police officers and soldiers, shouting "Nazis, get out of here," during a protest against the detention of 63 draft dodgers.

The Chief Justice of Pakistan stated there is no reason to invoke criminal justice for protesters' derogatory remarks, suggesting individuals can pursue defamation cases instead and urging the younger generation to be mindful of their speech.

The court directed the Centre to place on record all relevant standing orders and protocols governing the use of pellet guns by law enforcement agencies.

A protester from Montreal, Canada, joined the demonstration in front of the Prime Minister's Office in Tirana, stating that the Canadian community supports the protesters' demands against the mountain package and agricultural land laws.

Saurav Das of CJP has urged young protesters to be mindful of the language they use during demonstrations and suggested pursuing defamation proceedings against individuals for abusive slogans.

Thousands of Romanian sheep breeders protested in the capital, clashing with gendarmes who used tear gas after incidents at the ANSVSA headquarters. The protesters, demanding the resignation of the ANSVSA head, later moved their demonstration to the Government building.

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke echoed Rahul Gandhi's call, demanding the resignation of Amit Shah, alleging that the Delhi Police orchestrated stone-throwing incidents to justify actions against protesters.

Rahul Gandhi has publicly accused Amit Shah of being responsible for the 'brutal' violence against student protesters demonstrating against the NEET exam. Gandhi stated he would not let Shah 'get away' with the police action, with some backing his claims of a 'firing order'.

Leaders of the NSUI have begun an indefinite hunger strike atop a water tank in Jaipur, demanding the restoration of student union elections in Rajasthan and action against those responsible for excesses against student protesters.

Goa police have reportedly required protesters to complete a detailed 240-point questionnaire, including questions about shouting slogans like 'Free Umar Khalid,' raising concerns about freedom of expression.

Protesters in Tirana continued their march through the streets after a rally in front of the Prime Minister's Office, repeating calls against the government and urging citizens to 'Wake up!' and join the revolt.

During the 60th protest in front of the Prime Minister's office, a protester highlighted the issue of mortgages, stating that despite many promises, people are not receiving their deeds, demanding that documents move beyond files into reality.

Human rights group Karapatan urged the Philippine National Police (PNP) to cease the alleged 'psychological torture' of nine protesters arrested during rallies related to the State of the Nation Address (Sona).

Actor Sonu Sood has responded to Kangana Ranaut's controversial 'Generation Gutter' remarks about young protesters, emphasizing the significant role young people play in public figures' careers and urging caution in speech.

The Opposition and BJP clashed in the Rajya Sabha over police action against student protesters at the CPI(M) headquarters. BJP President J.P. Nadda defended the police action as 'normal law and order' while recalling his own arrest during the Emergency.

Albanian youth and citizens are engaged in patriotic protests for the Triumph of the Nation, now in their 57th day. Public opinion is actively following and supporting the protesters through TV NEWS24.

Police in Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) claim that the JAAC is operating under a 'specific agenda' and accuse protesters of using automatic weapons in recent clashes, which left one Rangers official dead and around 15 police and law enforcement officers injured.

Priyanka Gandhi has strongly criticized the government's actions against protesters, particularly the use of pellet guns, questioning if they are being treated as terrorists. She urged the Prime Minister to change his approach towards the demonstrators.

Albanian citizens have concluded 59 days of protests, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and a 12-month transitional government, accusing him of corruption and betrayal.

Albanian citizens have launched a major protest, marching through the streets of Tirana and demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his entire government. Protesters are calling for an end to corruption, describing it as the largest citizen mobilization since the fall of communism.

Student protests in India, led by a youth movement known as the 'cockroaches,' achieved a significant victory with the resignation of the country's education minister on July 25.

Eyewitnesses claim that police opened fire on participants of the Awami Huqooq Long March in Rawalakot, PoJK, resulting in the deaths of 14 individuals.

Muhammad Rashid Hanif, AJK Information Secretary, stated that a significant number of 'Fitna Al Khawarij' terrorists were present among the protesters of the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.

The Indian government is prosecuting protesters, while former Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan was welcomed in parliament after resigning due to a major scandal, highlighting ongoing political tensions.

Police have concluded their investigation, determining that protesters near an explosives factory did not commit any crimes as the substance they possessed was not oil or any other harmful material.

Rahul Gandhi has extended his support to tribals affected by the Ken-Betwa project, demanding fair compensation and dignified rehabilitation amidst a police crackdown on their protests.

Tejashwi Yadav has warned of massive protests in Bihar if Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary does not reverse the police action taken against students protesting the NEET exam.

The Assam government has announced it will withdraw all cases and legal proceedings initiated against individuals who participated in protests concerning alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG examination.

A citizen revolt in Tirana saw protesters marching through the city, gathering in front of the Parliament and Municipality, and loudly calling for the arrest of Prime Minister Edi Rama.

Thousands of protesters gathered in the streets of Palma, Mallorca, to denounce the impact of mass tourism on the island. The demonstrations highlight growing concerns over 'touristification'.

Fifty-one protesters were arrested at a Sona rally in Quezon City for alleged violations, including face-covering and vandalism. The Philippine National Police insisted on the violations despite reports of tension between protesters and officers.

The ‘Cockroach’ movement dispersed, saying its demands had been met, but there are larger issues about the country’s education system and the future of dissent.