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Human rights organisations are expected to draw thousands at the 'Howdy Modi' rally, aiming to raise awareness of alleged violations in Indian-administered Kashmir, as well as other parts of India, including Assam state.
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"The older generations are failing our planet. It is time we, the young people, take over." — , by #AJOpinion @AIbsais #ClimateStrike
UN welcomes Houthi offer to halt attacks on Saudi Arabia, "a powerful message of the will to end the war"
"More school, less bullets." Hundreds march in one of Rio de Janeiro's poorest neighbourhoods, demanding end to violence after 8-year-old girl was killed by a stray bullet during police operation
Climate crisis under focus: #PlanetSOS speaks to the voices at the frontlines of the fight for the planet
Brazil's Bolsonaro has called for increasingly lethal police action in the favelas. Rio's governor Witzel even suggested a shoot-to-kill policy. @AJListeningPost talks to community-based media collectives pushing an alternative, re-humanising narrative.
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These Nigerian teenagers are producing short sci-fi movies using a smart phone and other everyday items.
"We cannot be bullied by developed countries." Malaysia says it will ship back all the waste smuggled in from foreign countries.
"Save Aleppo. Save humanity." Residents of East Aleppo are giving their final messages to the world.
These villagers in Indonesia turned their polluted water channels into fish 🐠 farms.
BREAKING: At least 30 killed after a US-backed drone strike accidentally targeted farmers in Afghanistan's Nangarhar province, officials say
The Amazon rainforest has been burning for weeks at a record rate - adding to an already alarming level of deforestation. Read more here:
"It will be the largest famine the world has seen in many decades, with millions of victims." Yemen facing massive famine, says chief
"You are a UNICEF ambassador for peace, and you're encouraging nuclear war against Pakistan." Indian actress Priyanka Chopra was confronted by a Pakistani-American woman, who called her a "hypocrite" over her pro-army tweet.
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