June 3

2019 Khartoum Massacre: In a tragic event in Sudan, more than 100 individuals lost their lives when security forces, alongside Janjaweed militias, violently attacked a peaceful sit-in protest. This incident highlights the ongoing struggle for justice and human rights in Sudan.

In 2013, a tragic fire at a poultry farm in Jilin Province, northeastern China, resulted in the loss of at least 119 lives. This devastating incident highlights the urgent need for improved safety regulations in agricultural facilities.

In 2013, the high-profile trial of United States Army private Chelsea Manning commenced at Fort Meade, Maryland, following allegations of her leaking classified information to WikiLeaks. This landmark case highlighted significant issues surrounding government transparency and whistleblowing in the digital age.

In 2012, a spectacular pageant celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II unfolds on the iconic River Thames. This historic event showcases a stunning array of boats and festivities, marking a significant milestone in British history.

In 2012, a tragic plane crash in a residential neighborhood of Lagos, Nigeria, claimed the lives of all 153 passengers and crew on board, as well as six individuals on the ground. This devastating incident highlights the critical importance of aviation safety and emergency protocols.

In 2006, Montenegro officially declared its independence, marking the conclusion of the union between Serbia and Montenegro. This historic event transformed the political landscape of Southeast Europe.

In 1998, a tragic mechanical failure led to the derailment of a high-speed train in Eschede, Germany, resulting in the loss of 101 lives. This devastating incident remains one of the worst train accidents in history.

In 1992, the landmark case Mabo v Queensland (No 2) brought by Torres Strait Islander Eddie Mabo, recognized Australian Aboriginal land rights, challenging the colonial doctrine of terra nullius. This pivotal decision paved the way for the Native Title Act 1993, fundamentally changing land ownership in Australia.

In 1991, Japan's Mount Unzen erupted in Kyūshū, resulting in the tragic loss of 43 lives, including researchers and journalists. This significant volcanic event highlights the dangers of natural disasters and the impacts they can have on communities and those studying them.

In 1989, the Chinese government deployed military forces to forcibly evacuate protesters from Tiananmen Square, ending a seven-week occupation that captured global attention.