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Q&A on Fossil Fuel Subsidies

Government financial support for fossil fuels, including through subsidies, presents a key obstacle to achieving emissions reductions urgently needed to address the climate crisis.

How Social Media Giants Took Over World Power and We Didn’t Notice

Back in 2008, Facebook seemed so new and fun – you could chat with your friends, upload photos, and meet new people.

Pakistan: Escalating Attacks on Journalists

(New York) – A recent series of attacks and growing pressure on journalists who criticize the Pakistan government is a cause for serious concern, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and the International Commission of Jurists said today. Those suspected of criminal responsibility should be promptly and fairly prosecuted. The Pakistan government

Seven Reasons the EU is Wrong to Oppose the TRIPS Waiver

As the Covid-19 pandemic has devastating human rights, social, and economic consequences across the globe, European Union (EU) representatives have repeatedly stated their commitment to the idea that Covid-19 vaccines should be a universal common good and that no one is safe from Covid-19 unless everyone is safe. Yet the

10 Covid-Skeptic Memes to Get You Through the Day – Part 4

Happy Bank Holiday Monday! Sure, ever since lockdowns became a thing, Bank Holidays have lost some of their uniqueness and charm (just as the phrase ‘never in a month of Sundays’ will forever have different connotations), nevertheless, let’s start the week off right with a brand new selection of

Uganda: Drop Charges Against Law Student

(Kampala) – Ugandan authorities should drop the abusive charges against a 24-year-old law student over a tweet, Human Rights Watch said today. Michael Muhima was charged on May 14, 2021, with “offensive communication” for a tweet he posted in November 2020, parodying the police spokesperson, Fred Enanga. Muhima was jailed and

IT’S ALL A LIE – Investigation of ONS & NHS data for the year of COVID-19 uncovers the largest lie ever told

In March 2020 the order was given “to stay at home” as the government and their circle of scientific advisors needed “three weeks” to flatten the curve.

The Government’s ‘Behavioural Scientists’ have turned into ‘The Ministry of Choice’ making decisions for ‘the plebs’ and treating Brits like kids

I should know: I was formerly the Lead Psychologist at Cambridge Analytica.

South Africa’s 'Deadly Air' Case Highlights Health Risks from Coal

When you approach the town of Secunda in the coal-rich province of Mpumalanga in eastern South Africa, the toxic smell of air emanating from the cluster of coal-fired power stations hits you long-before before you see the town. I spent last week in Mpumalanga, hearing from residents about the burdens

The End Goal Of All True Freedom Movements Must Be Unity

Before you begin..Take a moment and breathe.Place your hand over your chest area, near your heart.

Ayurvedic Rituals for Quarantine Nights

The nonstop lifestyle (in the cities, correction by The Article Feed) of the world was behind many of my personal health imbalances, and apparently, I’m not the only one. Stress is the reason for up to 90 percent of all primary care doctor visits in the U.S., a

Afghanistan: Health Care for Women Hit by Aid Cuts

(New York) – Falling donor support for essential services in Afghanistan is reducing women’s access to essential health care, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.

Cambodia: End Food Insecurity, Abuses During Lockdown

(Bangkok) – The Cambodian government should immediately grant United Nations agencies and aid groups unrestricted access to residents under strict lockdown in Covid-19 “red zones,” Human Rights Watch said today. The UN Country Team and donor countries should also publicly call on the government to end abusive police enforcement of public