India's Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) has sparked widespread protests and violent crackdowns, with critics arguing it discriminates against Muslims and threatens India's secular constitution. The BJP's right-wing ideology is seen as driving this law, which, along with the planned National Register of Citizens (NRC), risks disenfranchising millions, particularly Muslims and the poor. The UN has expressed concern, but international pressure remains limited. Protests continue across India, with diverse groups uniting against what they see as an attempt to redefine Indian citizenship and marginalize Muslims.

Human trafficking for sexual exploitation is on the rise in Canada, with 2016 recording the highest rate. Survivors like Rhonelle Bruder and Timea Nagy share their harrowing experiences, highlighting the need for preventative measures and better support systems. Indigenous youth are disproportionately affected, with traffickers targeting vulnerable individuals in the child welfare system. Advocates call for more accessible services and systemic changes to address the root causes of trafficking. Efforts like the Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking's hotline aim to provide localized support and collect data to combat this issue.

Since 2006, Canada has imprisoned over 87,000 migrants, including children, often in maximum security prisons, with many detained for over a decade. The article examines Canada's migrant detention policies and the movements advocating for their end.