West Bengal Rescue Frees Bonded Labourers, Including Children, From Brick Kilns

February 10, 2026

West Bengal Rescue Frees Bonded Labourers, Including Children, From Brick Kilns

On February 9, Chamru Majhi's family was rescued from bonded labour at a brick kiln in Nadia, West Bengal. This highlights the ongoing issue of bonded labour in the state, despite laws against it. Authorities continue to battle child and bonded labour in brick kilns and other sectors.

US Lawsuits Against Meta for Child Harm Begin, Focusing on Addiction and Explicit Content

February 10, 2026

US Lawsuits Against Meta for Child Harm Begin, Focusing on Addiction and Explicit Content

Two landmark cases against Meta have started in the US this week. One case in New Mexico claims Meta failed to protect children from explicit content. Another in California alleges Meta and YouTube designed platforms to addict kids. These suits mark a major legal challenge to social media giants over child safety.

Extreme Cold Claims 18 Lives in New York City Amid Record Freeze

February 10, 2026

Extreme Cold Claims 18 Lives in New York City Amid Record Freeze

New York City faces tragedy as 18 people die during a severe cold snap with record low temperatures. Mayor urges citizens to stay safe and seek shelter.

Four Palestinians Killed in Israeli Air Strike on Gaza Residential Building

February 10, 2026

Four Palestinians Killed in Israeli Air Strike on Gaza Residential Building

An Israeli air attack hit a residential building in Gaza City, killing four Palestinians and injuring several others. The building sheltered displaced people. This strike breaks the October ceasefire, raising alarm in Gaza.

NSW Police Clash With Protesters Over Israeli President's Visit; Pepper Spray Used

February 10, 2026

NSW Police Clash With Protesters Over Israeli President's Visit; Pepper Spray Used

Policing of Sydney protest against Israeli president Isaac Herzog sparked anger and claims of police violence. Twenty-seven arrested, several injured, including MP Abigail Boyd. Premier Chris Minns backs police amid tough protest limits and a tense city.