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Today — 5 July 2024News

Cambodia welcomes the Met’s repatriation of centuries-old statues looted during past turmoil

The return to Cambodia of 14 sculptures that had been looted from the country is like welcoming home the souls of ancestors, Cambodia’s culture minister said.

© Tang Chhin Sothy

Buddhist monks in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, chanted blessings and threw flowers during a welcoming ceremony for the trafficked artifacts.

Iran holds runoff presidential vote pitting hard-line former negotiator against reformist lawmaker

Iranians began voting Friday in a runoff election to replace the late President Ebrahim Raisi, killed in a helicopter crash last month.

© Raheb Homavandi

An Iranian man displays his ink-stained finger after casting his ballot in Tehran on Friday.

© Atta Kenare

Pezeshkian at a campaign rally in Tehran on Wednesday.
Yesterday — 4 July 2024News
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The brutal killing of a Detroit man in 1982 inspires decades of Asian American activism nationwide

Four decades after Vincent Chin was killed by autoworkers who blamed Asian manufacturers for industry decline, activists fight to ensure Chin is not forgotten.

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Lillie Chin, mother of Vincent Chin at Detroit's City County Building in 1982.

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Activists walk to the grave of Vincent Chin in 2002 in Detroit.

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Vincent Chin died three days after being battered to the pavement with baseball bat.

© Eric Lee

Demonstrators hold a mural of Vincent Chin at the National Mall in 2022.

© Michael Dwyer

People gather for a remembrance ceremony for Vincent Chin in Chinatown on June 23 in Boston.

Chinese migrants deported on first large flight from U.S. since 2018

A group of migrants were deported to China over the weekend on the first large charter flight there since 2018, the Department of Homeland Security said.

© Jae C. Hong

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, center, in Tucson, Ariz. last month.

Atlanta City Council approves $2M settlement for students tased in car during 2020 protests

The Atlanta City Council has approved the payment of a settlement of $2 million to two college students who were shocked with Tasers and pulled from a car while they were stuck in downtown traffic caused by protests over George Floyd’s killing.

© Atlanta Police Department via AP

Body camera footage of an officer pointing his handgun at Messiah Young while the college student is seated in his vehicle in 2020 in Atlanta.
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