LAW & SOCIETY

Police had no plans of stopping its attacks on Istanbul protesters as it detain more than 100 people

Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the issue about the US supplying weaponries to organ-eating Syrian rebels

Matt Damon, Robert de Niro, Michael Douglas, Morgan Freeman, Naomi Watts, Christoph Waltz, Alec Baldwin, John Cusack and Whoopi Goldberg appeared in a video calling for the Obama Government to stop using nuclear weapons

The Immigration Amendment Bill has passed its third reading in the parliament legalising the mass detention of asylum seekers reaching the shores of New Zealand. Covered by the law are those arriving in groups of at least 30 people, and they will be issued a single warrant for six months detention.

The protests at Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul remain unstoppable in its 14th day

PM Julia Gillard was a subject of a sexist menu served at the Opposition’s fundraiser activity

It seemed like there is no stopping the protests in Istanbul as police strike back to the protesters

Google, Facebook, Youtube and Microsoft denied allowing the US government direct access to their servers to spy on users

Iraq veteran anti-war activist, Adam Kokesh, was arrested again for smoking pot in public

A Syrian mother grieves for her 15-year-old son shot by rebels before her for blasphemy.

The Turks were now clear about what they want; apparently the government chose to remain deaf

Israel Defense Forces or IDF is on its way of passing a regulation specifying limitations on soldier’s use of social networks.

Cleveland kidnapping victims, Amanda Berry, Gina de Jesus and Michelle Knight are to be given $25,000 per year and college tuition

The world had been asking why a hero will kill innocent civilians. American soldier Robert Bales finally had the answer.

Defence Minister A.K. Anthony of India came to Australia to meet with Australian Labor Party Defence Minister Stephen Smith discussing maritime security and bilateral defence cooperation.

In the midst of extreme violence happening in Istanbul, touching moments kept the fire burning for the protesters

A 45-year-old man has been arrested for posing as boy band heartthrob Harry Styles and enticing young girls to perform sex acts online. John Eastman of Connecticut is charged with employing a minor in an obscene performance among other charges.

People of Istanbul call out on international media to report on what’s really happening in Istanbul

France blacklisted a total of 17 countries over alleged Foreign Aid Fraud

Lesbian lovers, Rehana Kausar and Sobia Kamar defied Muslim religion as they exchange their vows in a registry office in London

As an "educated multi-millionaire," Amanda Bynes can sue just about anyone, as she had threatened in the past. This time, however, it appears that she has real cause. She says she is going to sue the New York Police Department for illegally entering her apartment among other things.

The New York Police Department is looking into the sexual assault allegations made by Amanda Bynes last week. The troubled actress claims the police officer who arrested her had slapped her vagina after making bogus accusations against her.

Taipei released on Tuesday a voyage data record that indicates non-intrusion of the Taiwanese fishing boat into Philippine waters on May 9. The alleged intrusion has claimed the life of one Taiwanese fisherman after a Philippine patrol boat reportedly fired on the fishing vessel 50 times.

Melbourne Archbishop Denis Hart tells formal inquiry that church leaders have helped in cover-ups

The Philippines has filed another diplomatic protest against China this time for the alleged encroachment of Chinese vessels in Ayungin Reef off the coast of Palawan.

Cyber hackers from China are fearless as it resumes its cyber attacks to the U.S.

Three teenagers in the U.S. who allegedly raped a 12-year-old girl in December and posted the video of the crime on Facebook will be tried as adults. The boys were held in custody in lieu of the $900,000 [A$918,000] bail in a hearing before the criminal court on Friday.

North Korea has just fired its sixth missile as part of their right to exercise military drills

Hunt is a smart high school student whose only mistake was to fall in love with another female student