Human Rights Group Asks Tyga To Cancel Belarus Concert ‘Organized And Funded By The Dictatorship’

Rangers FC administrators after admitting that large parts of prosecution against them was “malicious” and conducted without “probable cause”. Judge Lord Tyre ordered Scottish prosecutors on Wednesday to make an interim payment of £350,000 to David Whitehouse and £250,000 to his colleague Paul Clark.

straight to your inboxHarry Maguire will be represented by one of Greece's top human rights lawyer at a trial on Tuesday, the BBC reports. The Manchester United captain was arrested following an altercation with police on the Greek island of Mykonos on August 21.

An LGBTQ activist in Belarus on Monday said she remains optimistic that nationwide protests will ultimately oust her country’s authoritarian president.

We had a pretty dull weekend as it was the first time since It's Okay to Not Be Okay didn't air an episode for us to be obsessed with. As the show culminated to a happy ending, viewers miss the troublemaker trio - Moon Gang-tae (Kim Soo-hyun), Ku Mun-yeong (Seo Ye-ji) and Moon Sang-tae (Oh Jung-se).

hereMr Raab said the vote had been “fraudulent” and he condemned the violence from the Belarusian authorities as they attempted to crack down on the protests.The Foreign Secretary's comments come three days after the European Union said it did not recognise the results.He called for an independent investigation by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).Mr Raab said: “The world has watched with horror at the violence used by the Belarusian authorities to suppress the

Josh Lucas has reflected on the “joyful” experience of making Sweet Home Alabama as the film approaches its 20th anniversary and shared his happiness at reuniting with its director Andy Tennant for his latest project.

It's been a week since viewers had to bid adieu to It's Okay to Not Be Okay, a series which was very profound, realistic as it spoke candidly about mental health. Starring Kim Soo-hyun, Seo Ye-ji and Oh Jung-se, the 2020 K-drama found a loyal fanbase who would tune in every weekend to be welcomed to Moon Gang-tae, Ko Mun-yeong and Oh Jung-se's complex lives.

Crash Landing on You was such a resounding success that fans are already petitioning for a season 2 to be in the works. The series which starred Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin centered on the star-crossed love story between a North Korean captain and a South Korean heiress.

Thousands of people have protested in Belarus for a second straight night after official results from weekend elections gave an overwhelming victory to authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko, extending his 26-year rule until 2025.

It's hard to digest that It's Okay to Not Be Okay reached its conclusion with Ep 16 coming out yesterday. As expected, the series finale left us both crying and laughing while providing a sense of catharsis, not just to the characters but to the viewers as well who have become invested in The Troublemaker Trio.

WARNING: Spoilers Ahead: It was a satisfying end to It's Okay To Not Be Okay. The tvN drama, starring Kim Soo Hyun, Seo Ye Ji and Oh Jung Se, premiered its finale episode on Sunday.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine has been having the best time during lockdown – and she has the video to prove it! The First Wives Club star recently shared fun footage on Instagram of herself dancing around the kitchen to OutKast's Hey Ya! at her , all while washing the dishes. The Hollywood star was joined by partner Kurt Russell and his son Boston, as well as the family's beloved pet dog.

Tyga is pulling out of a controversial concert appearance in Belarus after being urged by a human rights group to cancel,

Tyga has cancelled a planned concert in Belarus after the Human Rights Foundation raised concerns.Yesterday (August 7), the Foundation published an open letter to Tyga, asking him to cancel his planned performance in Belarus because it could become “an excuse to cancel the opposition’s final electoral rally,” the day before a historic election in the country.In his letter, the Foundation’s president and founder Thor Halvorssen said the concert would “prevent ordinary Belarusians from showing

I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! bosses have been criticised by the animal welfare group PETA after it was revealed that the show would be filmed in the UK. The hit ITV show, famed for its bush tucker trials and jungle setting, is facing some dramatic changes this year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Rapper Tyga has been asked by the U.S.-based Human Rights Foundation to cancel his participation in a government-sponsored concert in Belarus. According to the non-profit organization, Tyga — real name Michael Ray Stevenson — is scheduled to perform Aug. 8 at Hip Hop Fireworks in the Belarusian capital, Minsk, the

Rapper Tyga has been asked by the U.S.-based Human Rights Foundation to cancel his participation in a government-sponsored concert in Belarus. According to the non-profit organization, Tyga — real name Michael Ray Stevenson — is scheduled to perform Aug.

, , just arrived with a giant suitcase in tow! The magazine's source didn't reveal what Hannah Ann and Becca were doing on set, but they did share, "This season is so off the wall that absolutely anything and everything is on the table. Producers continue to reach out to women from the franchise in an attempt to salvage a season that just might be the most dramatic ever." A post shared by (@hannahann) on It sounds like the possibilities for this season are truly endless.

South Lanarkshire Council said it was powerless to intervene because the van sat on an unadopted road.The family have now been informed by the local authority that it does own the land.However, officials say due to Covid-19 restrictions they can’t monitor the site to determine if Andy is causing a nuisance.Cameron said: “For so long we were told it was an unadopted road that the council didn’t own.“The council have finally admitted that it is theirs and they have the authority to move Andy.“Then

The Human Rights Campaign and Showtime have partnered on "Queer to Stay: An LGBTQ+ Business Preservation Initiative" to provide support and help preserve businesses that serve the LGBTQ+ community with a focus on LGBTQ+ people of color, women and the transgender community. Due to the crippling COVID-19 pandemic, businesses across the country have either closed temporarily or shuttered permanently to help mitigate the spread of the virus.