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The urgent UN Human Rights Council debate began with a minute of silence for George Floyd

UN Urged To Hold US 'Accountable' Over Racism, Police Violence

UN urged to hold US 'accountable' over racism, police violence

George Floyd's Brother Calls On United Nations To Address Systemic Racism, Police Brutality In US

The flag of the United Nations flies outside its headquarters in New York

Philonise Floyd appeared before the United Nations Human Rights Council as part of a larger call by several African countries to address racism and police brutality around the world.

Protesters Leave 'Trails of Blood' On Fifth Avenue During 'Blood On The Street' March

NYC demonstrators leave a trail of red paint on 5th avenue during a 'blood on the street protest'

A bright red trail can be seen in the middle of Fifth Avenue when demonstrators spilled paint on the road as part of what they called “Blood on the Street” protest against police brutality, reports say.

US President Donald Trump faces national crises -- and problems with his reelection

Struggling To Unite Country, Trump Reopens Reelection Campaign

Struggling to unite country, Trump reopens reelection campaign

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IMAGES Protesters gather peacefully in the afternoon in Washington, DC, to demonstrate peacfully against police brutality. Crowds flock to the White House and walk along the newly-renamed Black Lives Matter Plaza.

Protesters Ask Black Secret Service Officers In Washington To ‘Take A Knee’

Protesters outside the Treasury Building in Washington asked black Secret Service officers to stand in solidarity with them and "take a knee".

Abdelmalek Droukdel pictured in Mali in 2010

French Troops Kill Al-Qaeda's North Africa Chief

French troops kill Al-Qaeda's North Africa chief

A picture taken on May 28, 2020, shows the village of Talhandak, some 80 kms northwest of Tessalit in northern Mali, where the leader of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb Abdelmalek Droukdel is reported to have been killed by French forces

Al-Qaeda North Africa Chief Killed: What Next For The Region?

Al-Qaeda North Africa chief killed: What next for the region?

Rallies are being held around the world this weekend to protest against racism and police brutality

'Burn Down Racism': World Rallies Against George Floyd's Death

'Burn down racism': world rallies against George Floyd's death

Algerian Abdelmalek Droukdel - killed in the northwest Mali town of Tessalit - was the leader of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)

French Forces Kill Al-Qaeda In The Islamic Maghreb Leader: Minister

French forces kill Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb leader: minister

Some of the Lille protesters on Thursday

French Police Fire Tear Gas At Anti-racism Demo In Lille

French police fire tear gas at anti-racism demo in Lille

George Floyd Protest: 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine's' TV Cops Donate A Whopping $100,000 To Support Protesters

"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" cast and showrunners have pledged $100,000 to the cause as protests spread across the United States.

Clashes At Paris Protest Against Racism And Deadly Police Violence

Clashes at Paris protest against racism and deadly police violence

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George Floyd Protests: 21-Year-Old Loses Eye From Police Tear Gas Canister

Authorities apparently threw the tear gas to quell a riot at the crowd protesting against police brutality, in the wake of George Floyd’s death, at the Allen County Courthouse in Fort Wayne.

Protesters gather in a call for justice for George Floyd, a black man killed in Minneapolis police custody

George Floyd Protests: Thousands Gather In London, Berlin, Toronto To Support 'Black Lives Matter'

The gruesome murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis cop has triggered worldwide revulsion at police brutality and endeminc racism in the United States.

"For once, Don't Do It," Nike says on racism

Nike Says "Don't Do It" On Racism

Nike says "Don't Do It" on racism

The US Justice Department has indicted 28 North Koreans and five Chinese for operating a money laundering ring to avoid nuclear sanctions

US Indicts NKoreans, Chinese Over $2.5 Bn Network To Dodge Sanctions

US indicts NKoreans, Chinese over $2.5 bn network to dodge sanctions

Patrick and Isabelle Balkany had dominated politics in the wealthy Paris suburb of Levallois-Perret since the 1980s.

French Power Couple Lose Money Laundering Appeal

French power couple lose money laundering appeal

Sources said a branch manager at SGBL bank was among those charged

Lebanon Charges Banker, Money Changers In Currency Crisis Probe

Lebanon charges banker, money changers in currency crisis probe

Here's How Flying Will Change: Blood Tests, Face Masks, Onboard Janitors

The new enemy of air travel is COVID-19. And just like 9/11, it figures to usher in a slew of new health and safety measures that could make the frisking of old people appear normal.