SOCIETY

IBTimes UK speaks to an activist about the will to protest - despite ban imposed by President Robert Mugabe.

Obama expected to raise concerns about death squads at a Laos summit on 6 September.

The GOP candidate was criticised on social media, with one person suggesting he did not know what a tallit was.

Autopsy and dental analysis suggest body is that of mother-of-three who vanished when she was 28 years old.

Abdul Kadae, detained on 3 September, is the first to be arrested since the attack on tourist hotspots.

Two people were reportedly killed by the collapsing building.

Chinese developer Greenland Group preparing for October launch of luxury apartment sales in Canary Wharf.

President Rodrigo Duterte's daughter has also sacked Davao city police chief and head of the Task Force Davao.

Most of the country is set to have a few more days of sunshine later this week.

Second man hurt as residents in Shuafat refugee camp identify dead man as Mustafa Nimr, in his 20s.

Images have shown a black column of smoke rising from the highway outside the naval facility.

Sevdet Ramadan Besim has been jailed for 10 years.

The arrest comes days after a leaked sex tape involving Sandeep Kumar was broadcast across the country.

Kimberley Miners admitted she has been in contact with an Islamic State recruiter in Syria.

Kyle Dempster and Scott Adamson were attempting the Ogre 2.

Filipino defence secretary said they have spotted several dredging barges near the Scarborough Shoal.

Turkey launched its offensive against Isis militants and Kurdish militias last week.

A new message by pro-Isis group also cautions supporters to 'delete' all 'photos, videos and apps' related to the extremist group.

Protesters say they were attacked by dogs and pepper-sprayed.

The mayor of Calais has described the camp of up to 10,000 migrants as 'unbearable'.

The agency has apologised after Barack Obama warned against 'over-cranking' the spat.

Millions of people will make the journey to the Saudi Arabian city this month.

Passengers faced travel chaos as several flights were delayed and cancelled.

The women claimed they were assaulted by groups of North African immigrants at the Essen Original city party.

The teens including a boy, 14, allegedly ransacked the Greyhound Inn, in Newnham-on-Severn.

The prison in the capital Addis Ababa was pictured ablaze.

A court is told that Zachary Tricoche killed the two-year-old after arguing with his mum.

The imported crowd attended the opening of Scientology's new Sydney headquarters.

James Doyle Webb said he was a 'free traveller' and part of a 'sovereign citizens movement'.