Facebook services down in Bangladesh amid protests against Modi visit

COX'S BAZAR (Reuters) - Facebook said its services in Bangladesh were shut down on Saturday, as hundreds of hardline Islamists marched across the country, angered by the police killing of their supporters who had protested against a visit by Indian premier Narendra Modi.

Facebook said its services in Bangladesh were shut down on Saturday, as hundreds of hardline Islamists marched across the country, angered by the police killing of their four supporters who had protested against a visit by Indian premier Narendra Modi https://t.co/RYw4CJGcB2

— Andreas Harsono (@andreasharsono) March 27, 2021

Grieving family of young girl shot dead by Myanmar's military forced into hiding

The family of a young girl killed in her home by Myanmar's security forces say they have gone into hiding and dare not return for fear of being targeted by the military.

The family of a young girl killed in her home by Myanmar's security forces say they have gone into hiding and dare not return for fear of being targeted by the military. https://t.co/XCG4SEXjbf

— CNN (@CNN) March 26, 2021

Stonewall chief calls for Pride in London bosses to stand down over 'disturbing' racism and bullying claims

Stonewall chief calls for Pride in London bosses to stand down over 'disturbing' racism and bullying claimshttps://t.co/7bKiO2gziV

— PinkNews (@PinkNews) March 19, 2021

The Metropolitan Police have warned protesters ahead of planned demonstrations in London this weekend

The Metropolitan Police have warned protesters ahead of planned demonstrations in London this weekend, saying they should "stay away" or risk fines and arrest.https://t.co/c1kTClfdsF

— LBC (@LBC) March 19, 2021