Libya: Investigate Cases of Two Missing Lawmakers

(Beirut) – Libyan authorities should urgently investigate and provide information on two missing members of parliament after graphic images and video surfaced recently, increasing grave concerns for their safety, Human Rights Watch said tod

Western politicians are not looking after the national interest – whose interests are they looking after?

Professor Richard Werner says that in Western countries, “we have people in charge who do not look after the national interest and have other motives, other goals” Nearly 25 years ago, Dr. Michael S Coffman warned us that this was coming.

Online Safety Act: UK government’s global censorship has turned up a notch

This week, the UK government has openly moved from using the Online Safety Act for age verification to using it for censorship. On Monday, the Government announced urgent action to strengthen the Online Safety Act by amending it to classify

Niger: Islamist Armed Group Executes Civilians, Burns Homes

(Nairobi) – The Islamist armed group Islamic State in the Sahel Province (IS Sahel) has escalated attacks on civilians in Niger since March 2025, Human Rights Watch said today. The attacks violated international humanitarian law and are app

When money is abolished, surveillance becomes inevitable

The abolition of money, as originally proposed by Karl Marx, would inevitably lead to surveillance because every input and output must be tracked. Marx’s ideology, when implemented, would result in a system of control and rationing of energ