Driver runs down 2 New Zealand police officers, killing 1

The Gift of Life Walk launched National Organ Donor Week in WA, highlighting that one decision can save up to seven lives, with organ donation registrations surging 50% since March. Despite this progress, only 35% of eligible individuals are registered, leaving over 1,800 on transplant waiting lists, underscoring the urgent need for more donors. Want More Context? 🔎

At least 38 people were killed and 15 injured in an attack on a church in Komanda city, eastern DRC, believed to be carried out by ADF rebels with ties to ISIS, who attacked during a prayer vigil. The assault also involved the burning of houses, and local leaders are calling for military intervention amid ongoing violence in the region. Want More Context? 🔎

In Gaza, the act of resistance against occupation faces scrutiny that often overshadows the injustices of the oppressor, with expectations unfairly placed on those who resist. True liberation movements, as history shows, arise instinctively in the face of oppression, and it is unjust to demand that resisters conform to diplomatic standards while enduring violence and subjugation. Want More Context? 🔎

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Winston Peters, leader of New Zealand First, expresses concern over the rising number of migrants in New Zealand, citing “careless immigration policies” that are altering cities and social dynamics globally. He emphasizes the need for immigrants to adhere to fundamental values, stating that New Zealanders are increasingly apprehensive about immigration issues ahead of the upcoming election. Want More Context? 🔎

Starting July 25, Ofcom mandates age checks on UK porn sites to safeguard children from harmful content, requiring ID or credit rating verification for access. With alarming research showing 8% of children aged 8-14 visiting such sites, penalties for non-compliance could reach £18 million, utilizing methods like facial recognition and credit checks to verify age. Want More Context? 🔎