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Three migrants arrested for attacking Civil Guard officer in Ceuta
National Police arrested three migrants in Ceuta accused of attempting to rob and assault an off-duty Civil Guard officer during the early hours of Sunday.
Kuwait and Bahrain step up citizenship revocations without legal safeguards
Guerrero fails to appear at hearing over false credentials charges
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Mozambique could eliminate statelessness through full application of jus soli
Experts argue that Mozambique could eliminate generational statelessness by fully applying the jus soli principle enshrined in its Constitution, guaranteeing citizenship to all persons born on its territory.
Sheinbaum government publishes analysis exposing journalists and sparks controversy
Mexico's government published an analysis that publicly exposed more than 54 journalists, media outlets and opponents, prompting concern from press freedom organisations.
Russia creates blacklist to restrict rights of overseas critics
A new Russian law allows economic and administrative restrictions to be imposed on citizens abroad deemed critical of the Government or opposed to the war, a UN expert has warned.
Afghanistan remains only country with secondary and higher education closed to girls
Afghanistan remains the only country in the world where secondary and higher education is effectively closed to girls and women, five years after de facto authorities took power.
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