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New court filings are raising questions about federal surveillance conducted on Minnesotans. These allegations concern monitoring of activists and labor unions during Operation Metro Surge. The reported surveillance was allegedly carried out by undercover DHS agents who monitored protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Euthanasia rates for cats and kittens are rising at L.A. city animal shelters, with the increase being especially sharp for kittens. Activists noted that this rise is linked to a shortage of available fosters. The babies require intensive, around-the-clock care for several weeks.

Euthanasia rates for cats and kittens are rising at L.A. city animal shelters, with the increase being especially sharp for kittens. Activists attribute this rise to a lack of fosters available, as the babies require around-the-clock care for weeks.

Activists in British Columbia are protesting the logging of old growth forests on Vancouver Island. These forests are described as some of the rarest and most carbon-rich ecosystems on Earth.

Activists interrupted an Israeli Knesset Finance Committee meeting to protest an additional $36m allocated for settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank. The funding, approved to develop over 70 archaeological and heritage sites, raised the year's settlement budget to a record $273m. Finance Committee Chairman Hanoch Milwidsky labeled the protestors 'worse than terrorists'.

DSS activists were detained ahead of the Prime Minister's visit to Mysuru. The detention occurred as a security measure before the PM's scheduled arrival.

Democrats have largely avoided discussing the climate crisis despite increasing extreme weather events such as Texas floods and Canadian wildfires affecting Florida. Activists are organizing nationwide actions to counter the perception that climate conversations distract from affordability issues.

Activists reported that 68% of water samples near the Bhopal gas tragedy site show sewage contamination, raising concerns about public health. They compared this situation to Indore’s Bhagirathpura, where contaminated water supplied by the government caused over 35 deaths.

Activists argue that a July 24 order banning the circulation of livestreamed court proceedings violates the constitutional guarantee under Article 21, which ensures fair, just, and reasonable procedures. The petition submitted to the Supreme Court claims this restriction undermines the open justice system.

Activists are protesting the construction pathway for President Trump’s border wall in Arizona due to the removal of a 200- to 250-year-old Fremont cottonwood tree. A demonstrator was arrested for trespassing after protesting the tree's potential destruction.

Protesters stormed a hotel in Washington DC where Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was having dinner. Activists heckled Netanyahu during the event.

Erik Davis was arrested by federal agents while driving to a medical appointment and charged with conspiracy to obstruct ICE. Experts suggest the case reflects a pattern of criminalizing lawful organizing against ICE. Davis claims the charges aim to intimidate opponents of ICE.

Nolan Wells, 18, disappeared July 4 after joining friends on a boat trip to Horn Island, a barrier island off Mississippi's Gulf Coast. Mississippi Governor blames activists in the case for 'stoking division.'

Tribal communities in Kerala face a digital divide that limits their access to essential government services like health cards and pensions due to lack of mobile phones and reliable network coverage. Activists highlight that uniform digital policies fail to address the unique challenges these communities encounter.

Silicon Valley workers are protesting the risks of AI, including job displacement and threats to humanity. Activists and tech workers are advocating for solutions to mitigate these dangers.

Kenyan activists accuse authorities of violating a court order that halted the setup of an American-backed Ebola quarantine center. The center is reportedly operating despite the court's decision, with Americans being quarantined there.

Activists are urging Los Angeles communities to mobilize following two deadly shootings by ICE agents. Organizers held a vigil to protest the killings of two men by ICE agents.

Activists climbed a 100-foot pine tree at Muir High School to protest a controversial plan by the Pasadena Unified School District to cut down nearly 200 trees. The situation involves protests and legal action.

The Patna High Court ruled that attempting to remove a woman's salwar and pressing her breasts does not constitute an attempt to rape, reigniting debate. Activists have called for training for judges in response to the decision.

Boyle Heights activists are urging Governor Gavin Newsom to mandate an evacuation after a warehouse fire caused air pollution, stench, flies, and vermin. The fire has led to environmental and health concerns in the neighborhood.

The 1973 police murder of 12-year-old Santos Rodriguez changed Dallas, and activists argue the city still needs to address systemic issues to prevent such incidents and honor his memory.

The Jerusalem Governorate condemned an Israeli plan to establish the largest settlement in East Jerusalem's Umm Lison neighborhood, involving 450 housing units for nearly 2,000 settlers. The Governorate described the project as part of a broader colonial system targeting Palestinian geography to restrict urban expansion and surround neighborhoods with settlement blocs.

Teens and activists are chaining themselves to trees in California to oppose a school district's plan to clear toxic soil. The effort aims to save nearly 200 trees in Pasadena schools, 18 months after the Eaton Fire.

Arkansas-based Onterris reported 'good' air quality after a giant warehouse fire in Los Angeles. Some experts and activists say the testing is inadequate.

UK police arrested activists at an Israeli-owned drone engine plant. The incident occurred at a facility involved in drone engine production.

Kisumu remained calm during the annual Saba Saba commemorations as activists cited security concerns for their absence from planned protests. Businesses and public transport operated normally, with no disruptions reported in the lakeside city.

Dozens face felony charges after a raid on a beagle research facility in Blue Mounds, Wis. Activists used tear gas during an attempt to rescue beagles from Ridglan Farms.

Female condoms are scarce in South Africa, and finger and tongue condoms remain unavailable in clinics, health centers, and shops, limiting safer sex options for women and LGBTQ+ individuals. Community health organizations and activists highlight this lack of access.

Kenyan police have increased checkpoints in Nairobi ahead of planned Saba Saba protests. Activists plan to proceed with the demonstrations despite warnings that gatherings will be considered unlawful.

A jury deadlocked on a felony count against activists who blocked the Golden Gate Bridge in 2024, with supporters regularly attending court proceedings at the San Francisco Superior Courthouse.

China's new ethnic unity law extends its legal reach overseas. Activists argue the law could be used to justify transnational repression.

Justice Department officials are reviewing over 1,000 grand jury presentations by Illinois prosecutors in Chicago following the dismissal of a case against four activists due to misconduct. The review, covering nearly 20 years, aims to ensure ethical conduct and case integrity after revelations of a prosecutor meeting a grand juror outside proceedings and other jurors being prevented from participating.

Mamdani and NYC Council finalized a $125B budget deal that does not include an NYPD headcount increase, as the mayor agreed to activists' demands opposing the expansion.

One year after the Sigachi blast, victims' families and activists gathered at Pashamylaram to demand the full ₹1 crore ex gratia compensation, as they claim to have received only ₹41.5 lakh each so far.

Scott Wiener was harassed twice in San Francisco by activists who confronted him in an aggressive and frightening manner.

A rights group warns that Vietnam is increasing arrests of activists, dissidents, and others perceived as threats to Communist Party rule by using broadly worded laws. The article highlights concerns about the use of legal measures to suppress dissent.

Prominent activists with the 'Make America Healthy Again' (MAHA) movement are expressing outrage and feeling betrayed after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Monsanto, stating the company does not need to include a cancer risk warning on its Roundup weedkiller. The decision has sparked backlash within the movement.

Activists are demanding the immediate implementation of the Women’s Reservation Act and opposing its connection to delimitation. The push highlights efforts to advance the legislation without procedural delays tied to boundary adjustments.

The Karnataka Chief Minister has initiated the Hebbal short tunnel project by laying its foundation stone. The project has faced criticism from civic groups and activists, who label it as an unnecessary expenditure.

Turkey has initiated a security crackdown ahead of a July NATO summit, involving the arrest of activists, denial of journalist accreditations, and bans on public assemblies.