Indian citizenship bill protests turn violent
Around 2,000 people gathered in Dehli in order to protest the new propose citizenship bill that would grant nationalities to non-Muslim immigrants from neighboring Muslim majority countries. The bill has sparked fears of further discrimination of the Indian Muslim population. Many have also come out to protest in order to prevent the immigration the bill will cause.
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The British Parliament met on zoom, a strange but historic moment
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