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A Brazilian activist named Thiago Avila returned to São Paulo after being detained and deported from Israel. He alleges he experienced torture during his detention. The article is sourced from Reuters and published by The Print.

Families of two Americans imprisoned in China for over a decade are publicly calling on President Trump to secure their release during an upcoming summit with Chinese leadership. The article reports on this appeal without providing extensive detail on the prisoners' identities, charges, or circumstances of detention.

Argentine actor Juan Darthés' rape conviction and six-year prison sentence have been upheld on appeal by a Brazilian court. The sentence includes semi-open detention status. The conviction stems from allegations that Darthés raped actress Thelma Fardin in 2009 when she was 16 years old.

Panama's foreign minister is urging opposition lawmakers visiting China to deliver a firm message defending Panama's sovereignty amid tensions over Chinese detentions of Panamanian-flagged vessels. The minister emphasizes Panama's respect for China while asserting constitutional priorities. The dispute shows no signs of resolution.

Iran's jailed Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi has been hospitalized for five days under guard with a heart condition and is described by supporters as fighting for her life. The article reports on her medical status and the concerns raised by her support network regarding her condition while in detention.

A federal magistrate judge expressed concern about the jail conditions of Cole Allen, the accused WHCA dinner shooting suspect, citing suicide watch placement, strip searches, and solitary confinement. The story centers on judicial scrutiny of detention practices rather than the underlying allegations.

An Israeli court extended the detention of two Gaza flotilla activists for six additional days until May 10. The activists were arrested after Israeli forces intercepted a Gaza-bound flotilla in international waters near Greece.

An Israeli court has extended the detention of two Gaza-bound flotilla activists by six days until May 10. The article reports on a legal proceeding involving arrested activists aboard a Gaza-bound flotilla, with minimal detail provided in the available text.

Gaza flotilla activist Thiago Ávila, detained by Israel without charges, wrote an emotional letter to his daughter while in custody. The article frames his detention as an extension of custody without formal charges, emphasizing the emotional and human dimensions of his situation.

Israeli authorities have extended the detention of two Gaza flotilla activists, according to their legal representatives. The lawyers plan to appeal the extension, characterizing the decision as 'the state's lawlessness'.