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Dan Simmer

UN: Global Tax System Undermines Rights, Development

(New York) – UN member countries should work to align the emerging United Nations tax convention with international human rights law to achieve its objective of advancing sustainable development, seven human rights groups said today in a su

China proves “national unification” means oppressing all but the CCP’s chosen group

Recently, the UK government published a plan that includes an “anti-Muslim hostility” definition and tsar. It is fundamentally centred on national unification. What does national unification mean? If China’s definition is anything to go by

Thailand: Don’t Return Vietnamese Activist

The Thai authorities should immediately release Le Chi Thanh, a prominent Vietnamese anti-corruption activist, and ensure that he is not forcibly returned to Vietnam, Human Rights Watch said today. Le Chi Thanh’s lawyers told Human Rights W

New Sudan Atrocity Prevention Coalition Needs to Act Fast

On February 26, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, and Norway announced the formation of a coalition to prevent atrocities and promote justice in Sudan. As atrocities continue unabated the coalition has its work cut out.

Mali: Armed Islamist Group Executes Truck Drivers

(Nairobi) – An Al-Qaeda-linked armed group summarily executed ten long-haul truck drivers and two teenage apprentices in late January 2026 in southwestern Mali, Human Rights Watch said today. The killings, in an attack on a fuel convoy, are

Australia: Gender Equality Essential for National Security

(Sydney) – The Australian government should strengthen gender-focused approaches across all crisis responses, Human Rights Watch said today following International Women’s Day. The authorities should acknowledge that gender equality is esse

Are We in a Free Speech Recession?

For years, debates over hate speech laws have been framed as moral disputes about civility and protection. Increasingly, however, they are becoming legal and political battles over the limits of “free” expression in democratic societies. A

As sickness rates increase in highly covid vaccinated countries, how do governments intend to address rising costs in national health services?

High rates of sickness in nations with high rates of covid vaccination rates are putting a strain on the national health budgets – something governments are unwilling to admit. In the following article, Dr. Guy Hatchard explores how governm

New EU Immigration Plan: Will It Succeed Where UK Failed?

Europe is once again flirting with the idea of exporting its immigration problem. Austria, Denmark, Germany, Greece, and the Netherlands are reportedly discussing “return hubs” outside the European Union, described as offshore reception or

Khazaria, Rothschild Dynasty, New World Order, Ukraine and Implementation of the Nephilim Agenda

During a podcast Clif High made a tantalising comment: “In 1666 Sabbatai Zevi, he was a Khazarian and he was their messiah … [Zevi] said that it was okay for any of the Khazars to pretend to be a Jew but practise their true religion, which

Satan, Prince of this World: An overview of Chapter 3

The Synagogue of Satan, also known as the Illuminati, introduced the concept of internationalism. The United Nations was set up as part of the plan to promote internationalism. By placing their trained agents – experts, specialists and adv

China: Officials Pressuring Uyghurs in France

(Paris) – Chinese authorities have attempted to pressure two ethnic Uyghur activists living in Paris, including by asking one to spy on France’s Uyghur diaspora, Human Rights Watch said today. The case highlights the Chinese government’s in