Israeli Forces Storm Qalandia Refugee Camp
Israeli occupation forces have stormed the Qalandia refugee camp north of occupied Jerusalem. The incursion was met with resistance from local residents.9 sourcesSee all sources
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Protest news — October 10, 2026
Publications tagged with Protest published on October 10, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.
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Yemen Demands UN Action After Houthi Attack on Aden Airport
The Yemeni government has called on the United Nations Security Council to condemn the Houthi attack on Aden Airport, which put the lives of passengers and workers at risk. The attack involved two ballistic missiles and drones, and the Yemeni government has warned of the threat of further Houthi attacks on civil aviation, air and maritime navigation, and international shipping. The Yemeni government has also demanded accountability for those responsible and the full implementation of the arms embargo against the Houthis.22 sourcesSee all sourcesIndia Detains 'Cockroach' Movement Leaders and Thousands of Protesters
Indian authorities detained the leaders of the 'Cockroach' youth movement and thousands of protesters ahead of a planned demonstration in New Delhi against a controversial voter list revision. The movement, which has mobilized thousands of young people, demanded the resignation of the country's election chief. Police deployed a sweeping security crackdown, detaining protesters, blocking roads, and suspending internet services in parts of the city.130 sourcesSee all sourcesPolish Police Arrest 76 in Response to School Attacks
Following a series of attacks on schools in Poland, police have conducted extensive checks on educational institutions. As of Saturday morning, nearly 50,000 locations have been checked, and 76 people have been detained nationwide. The police action is in response to recent tragic events at schools.26 sourcesSee all sourcesSettler Attacks Surge in West Bank
Over 19 settler attacks have been reported across the West Bank since this morning, targeting farmers, their property, and even a martyr's monument. An elderly man was injured in Hebron. The incidents come amidst the ongoing olive harvest season.7 sourcesSee all sources
CJP Legal Head Detained Ahead of Anti-CEC Protest
Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) legal affairs head Ratna Singh was detained by Indian police on October 10, 2026, ahead of a planned protest in New Delhi against the Election Commission. Singh was reportedly prevented from leaving her residence in Jangpura, with the party releasing a video of her recounting the events via a video call from a car.3 sourcesSee all sources
Israeli Forces Disrupt Olive Harvest in West Bank
Israeli occupation forces have been using tear gas and gas bombs to disrupt olive harvests in multiple Palestinian towns across the West Bank. In Surif, north of Hebron, Israeli forces targeted both olive pickers and residential areas. Similar incidents were reported in Deir Abu Mash'al near Ramallah.6 sourcesSee all sources
Delhi Police Detains Protesters Ahead of Planned CEC Protest
Delhi Police has detained several protesters, including prominent figures like Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das, Ashutosh Ranka, and Ratna Singh, ahead of a planned protest against the Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) on October 10 at Jantar Mantar. The police have denied permission for the protest, citing a breach of past undertakings. Internet curbs, shutdowns of metro stations, and train cancellations have been implemented in parts of Delhi as restrictions. Protesters and organizations like the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) and Left groups have alleged that supporters are being detained and urged citizens not to participate.12 sourcesSee all sources
Thai PBS Challenges State Audit Office's Findings
Thai PBS has not received official notification from the State Audit Office regarding a reported order to repay 85.2 million baht due to alleged irregularities in program production contracts and payments to presenters and guests. The broadcaster maintains transparency in its procurement processes and denies causing any loss to the state. It plans to review the findings once officially notified and may challenge the process or establish a fact-finding committee.2 sourcesSee all sources
